Question

Mrs. Mora bought a dozen assorted donuts for her first period students. Mrs. Mora begins walking past desks, and stopping at each desk to allow a student to pick out their donut. Jerry's desk is the fourth desk that Mrs. Mora stops at, with the three previous students all taking a donut. Considering that all of the donuts are different, is the probability that Jerry will get his favorite coconut covered donut an example of Independent or dependent probability?

Answer 1

Answer:

Dependent

Step-by-step explanation:

There is a 1/3 chance that 1 of the first 3 people will pick Jerry's favorite kind of doughnut  

So I think it is dependent