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Mutually exclusive events cannot occur simultaneously. If event A occurs, event B is guaranteed not to occur, meaning the occurrence of A directly affects the probability of B.

Conditions: Events A and B are mutually exclusive ($AB = \emptyset$).; The probability of event A is greater than 0 ($P(A) > 0$).; The probability of event B is greater than 0 ($P(B) > 0$).

Mutually exclusive events cannot occur simultaneously. If event A occurs, event B is guaranteed not to occur, meaning the occurrence of A directly affects the probability of B.

Conditions: Events A and B are mutually exclusive ($AB = \emptyset$).; The probability of event A is greater than 0 ($P(A) > 0$).; The probability of event B is greater than 0 ($P(B) > 0$).