If M and N are two independent events, and P(MN)=0.53, P(M)=x, and P(N)=y, then which one is the correct option:

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If M and N are two independent events, and P(MN)=0.53, P(M)=x, and P(N)=y, then
which one is the correct option:
O ry=0.53
2xy=0.53
x=0.53
Transcribed Image Text:If M and N are two independent events, and P(MN)=0.53, P(M)=x, and P(N)=y, then which one is the correct option: O ry=0.53 2xy=0.53 x=0.53
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