Match each of the following descriptions with a term that defines it in the drop-down. - v If the probability of event A is not affected by event B, then A and B are - A probability based on relative frequencies of events that acutally occurred - A collection of one or more outcomes of an experiment - A probability based on an individual's degree of belief in the occurrence of an event If the probability of event A is affected by event B, then A and B are a. Subjective probability b. Joint probability c. Empirical probability d. Classical probability e. Independent events f. Dependent events g. Conditional probability h. Mutually exclusive i. Complement j. Sample space Ev k. Event