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In a game, William and Mary take turns choosing cards at random from a bag. Each card shows a “W” or “M”. A player chooses a car

d, records the letter, and puts the card in a discard pile.
Are the letters drawn independent or dependent events?

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TEA [102]2 years ago

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They are dependent events. Only if W and M put the cards back into the bag would they be independent.

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