During a particular experiment, 2 events, A and B, can each occur. Events A and B are mutually exclusive during this experiment. Which of the following probabilities is 0?
ACT · Math · previous-year question
- A.P(A)
- B.P(B)
- C.P(A or B)
- D.P(A and B)
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