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Mathematics, 20.03.2020 10:19 HugoArellano

25 POINTS!! Why is the compound probability (A*B) twice as big if the two events don't have to happen in any specific order?
Example: The probability of getting A from one draw and B from the second is A*B. But the probability of getting A from a draw and B from another in any order is (A*B)+(B*A). I don't understand why this is at all.

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