Would a compound event involving a standard number cube and a spinner be dependent or independent?

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Since the result of the number cube and the result of the spinner do not effect each other, the events are independent.

<h3>What are dependent and independent events?</h3>

When one trial affects the next trial, the events are called dependent. One example is taken a card without replacement from a standard deck, as in each trial, the number of cards remaining decreases, hence the probabilities are affected.

When there is no effect of one trial on another, the events are called independent.

In this problem, the result of the number cube does not affect the result of the spinner, as they are rolled separately, hence the events are independent.

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There are 6 ways to run 10 m between two cones of the four cones giving a maximum available distance to run as 60 meters

Step-by-step explanation:

The parameters given are

Distance between two cones = 10 m

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Therefore, number of ways to choose two 10 m distances (distance between two cones) from the four cones = $\binom{4}{2}$ = 6