Description of mutually exclusive events

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Description of Mutually exclusive events

Can a mutually exclusive events be independent at the same time?

I know that Binomial distribution is not another representation of a discrete probability distribution, but an example. Can you give two other ways of representing a discrete probability distribution? Or Can a pair of events be both mutually exclusive and independent?

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