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You don't mean mutually exclusive. You mean independent. If events A & B are mutually exclusive, it means that if A happens, then B cannot happen, and vice-ve

by aneesh 17y ago

You don't mean mutually exclusive. You mean independent. If events A & B are mutually exclusive, it means that if A happens, then B cannot happen, and vice-versa

shrikant 17y ago
or maybe orthogonal?
- eru 17y ago
  Would also be a good word. It taps a different area of maths for its metaphor.