Suppose a certain candy is made up of red, yellow, green, blue, and orange pieces. a) If you draw one piece of candy, are th
e events of getting a green one and getting a yellow one disjoint, independent, or neither? b) Assume you have an infinite supply of these candy pieces from which to draw. If you draw two pieces one right after the other, are the events of getting a blue on the first and a blue on the second disjoint, independent, or neither? c) Can disjoint events ever be independent? Explain.
Since there are 4 packs of pencils with 12 pencils in each pack, you want to multiply 12 by 4 which equals 48 pencils in total. Because there are 25 students, each student can have 1 pencil. They can't have 2 pencils each though since 25 times 2 is 50 and 48 is less than 50.
