You have seen when repeatedly sampling without replacement leads to a change the the likelihood of some event in successive trials. Indeed, this is what conditional probabilities above illustrate. However, when sampling with replacement you may find a different situation arises. Indeed, you easily notice that when flipping a coin, P(Heads) = 1/2 regardless of the outcome of any previous flip. In situations such as this where the probability of an event is not affected by the occurrence (or lack of occurrence) of some other event determining the probability of compound events can be greatly simplified.