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Q and R are independent events. Find P( Q and R). P(Q) = ¼, P(R) = (1/5)

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Independent event is an event that has nothing to do with the other events, it has no effect on the probability of another event.

To find the probability of events QQ and RR happening together, just multiply the probability of the two events.

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