<span>Two events e and f are independent if the occurrence of event e in a probability experiment does not affect the probability of event f. And if it opposite to that and affect the probability of event f, then two events are dependent. When we collect the possible outcomes from a probability experiment, this is called an event and it may consist of one or more than one outcomes.</span>
To find the amount of money you pay for tax, you have to multiply the price of the product by the percentage of the tax, then divide it by 100. in this case, 76x5.6=425.6/100=4.256 which is $4.26 (to the nearest cent)
