Differences between independent events

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Read Chapter 4: Introduction to Probability (of Anderson, David R., Sweeney, Dennis J., William, Thomas A., Camm, Jeffrey D., Cochran, James J. Fry, Michael J. textbook) and answer the following questions:

Question 1) What did you find most interesting?

Question 2) What did you find most difficult?

Question 3) What are the differences between:
- Independent Events?
- Joint Probability?
- Mutually Exclusive Events.

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