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For which set of probabilities would events a and b be independent? a. p(a) = 0.20; p(b) = 0.20; p(a and b.= 0.4 b. p(a) = 0.08; p(b) = 0.40; p(a and b.= 0.20 c. p(a) = 0.16; p(b) = 0.24; p(a and b.= 0.08 d. p(a) = 0.30; p(b) = 0.20; p(a and b.= 0.06

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