Asked by Void<3

Given event A
and event B
, what does P(B∩A)
represent?(1 point)
Responses

the value from the intersected row and column of the two categories from the two-way frequency table
the value from the intersected row and column of the two categories from the two-way frequency table

the sum of the two categories from the two-way frequency table
the sum of the two categories from the two-way frequency table

the average of the two categories from the two-way frequency table
the average of the two categories from the two-way frequency table

the product of the two categories from the two-way frequency tables

All Answers 1

Answered by GPT-5 mini AI
The first option — P(B ∩ A) is the probability that both A and B occur (the joint probability), i.e. the value in the intersecting cell of a two-way frequency table.