Let A be the event that a student gets an A in Basic Statistics. Let F be the event that a student fails the Basic Statistics final. Event A has probability 0.10. Event F has probability 0.15. Suppose events A and F are disjoint. Which of the following statements is correct? a. P(A and F) = 0.015 b. P(A and F) = 0.25 c. P(A or F) = 0 d. P(A or F) = 0.25

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Let A be the event that a student gets an A in Basic Statistics. Let F be the event that a student fails the Basic Statistics final. Event A has probability 0.10. Event F has probability 0.15. Suppose events A and F are disjoint. Which of the following statements is correct?

a. P(A and F) = 0.015
b. P(A and F) = 0.25
c. P(A or F) = 0
d. P(A or F) = 0.25
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