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1 year ago

Romeo draws a marble from the jar ,does not replace it then flips a coin

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Roman55 [17]1 year ago

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Answer:

Independent.

Explanation:

First, Romeo draws a marble from the jar and does not replace it.

Next, he flips a coin.

The outcome from the second event is not affected by the event of picking a marble.

Therefore, the two events are Independent.

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