No, that's the opposite of saying that they're independent, so we're not going to, we can cross that out. Probability of A and B is equal to probability of A times probability of B. We already said that to be true. One-sixth is one-half times one-third. The probability that Tom selects a blue garment that is a shirt is equal to the probability that Tom selects a blue garment multiplied by the probability that he selects a shirt. Yep, that's absolutely right. So actually, a lot of these statements are true.