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Elena-2011 [213]

2 years ago

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11. Determine whether the events are independent or dependent. Explain your answer.

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marta [7]2 years ago

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The fact that one chooses an oatmeal cookie, eating it and then choosing a peanut butter cookie from a container of cookies is an independent event.

<h3>What is a dependent event? </h3>

It should be noted that dependent events influence the probability of the other events.

In this case, the fact that one chooses an oatmeal cookie, eating it, and then choosing a peanut butter cookie from a container of cookies is an independent event.

On the other hand, drawing the name "Sally" from a hat and replacing it, and then drawing the name "Malcolm" from the hat is a dependent event.

Learn more about dependent event on:

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