Question

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14.
a compound event is...
a) an event that directly causes another b) 1 event that creates 2 results
c) when 2 or more independent events d) the probability of all the outcomes
work together

Explanation:

A compound event in probability refers to a scenario that involves two or more independent or dependent events occurring together. Option a describes a causal event relationship, not a compound event. Option b refers to a single event with multiple outcomes, not a compound event. Option d describes the total probability of the sample space, not a compound event. Only option c matches the definition of a compound event.

Answer:

c) when 2 or more independent events work together