If p(a)=1/3 and p(b)=1/6 and a and b are mutually exclusive envents, what is p(a and b)?

They are mutually exclusive, therefore both events cannot happen at the same time... P(A and B) = 0

an example of a mutually exclusive event would be picking marbles out of a bag that contains red marbles and green marbles. If you pick only one marble you will get either red or green, but you will never get a marble that is red AND green. Does that make sense?

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