How does the order of events in Bayes' theorem affect the calculation of probability? Question 14 Answer a. The order does not matter, as Bayes' theorem calculates the probability of events occurring independently of each other b. The order matters, as Bayes' theorem calculates the probability of events occurring simultaneously, so the order in which they are listed affects the final probability c. The order matters, as the probability of one event occurring given another event is not the same as the probability of the other event occurring given the first event d. The order does not matter, as Bayes' theorem calculates the probability of events occurring sequentially, so the order in which they are listed does not affect the final probability