Arandom number generator that returns an integer is run twice. let event a be an odd number on the first run and event b be an even number on the second run. which statement about the conditional probability is true? the conditional probability of event b given event a is p(b|a)=p(a)p(b) when two events are independent. the conditional probability of event b given event a is p(b|a)=p(b) when two events are not independent. the conditional probability of event b given event a is p(b|a)=p(a and b)p(a) when two events are not independent. the conditional probability of event b given event a is p(b|a)=p(b)p(a) when two events are independent.

The conditional probability of Event B given Event A is P(B|A)=P(A and B)/P(A) when two events are not independent.

Step-by-step explanation:

A random number generator that returns an integer is run twice.

Let Event A be an odd number on the first run  and Event B be an even number on the second run.

A dependent event is when one event effect the outcome of second event in a context of probability .

Here A is given event which already occurred and probability of getting B after Event A is making events dependent or not independent.

Therefore,the conditional probability of Event B given Event A is P(B|A)=P(A and B)/P(A) =P(A∩B)/P(A).

its not b

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