Answer:
B would be a *dependent* event, and A would be an *independent* event.
Step-by-step explanation:
Independent events are separate events where the outcome in either event does not affect the other's probability. The opposite, where the outcome of the one event affects the other's probably, is dependent.
For Option A, taking a tile out and then replacing it does not affect the probability that the same tile will be picked for the 2nd picking.
For Option B, taking a tile out of the bag and then picking another tile are 2 separate events and both have different probabilities for picking identical tiles.
Therefore, Option B is dependent and Option A is independent.
The simplest multicecullar organism is alga
You wanna cross out numbers if they can both divide by the same number. then multiply the numbers in the same row together
75/100 x/56
Then do the math to find what's <span>75% of 56.</span>
Recall your d = rt, distance = rate * time
one car is going at 55kph, at say hmmm "t" time
the second car zooms by at 75kph, an hour later, thus " t + 1 "
notice, overtaking the 1st car, simply means, the second car comes from behind approaches the first car from behind and "gets there", at that very second, both cars have travelled a distance, say "d"
if the first car travelled "d" kilometers
for the second car to "get there" has to had travelled "d" distance as well

solve for "t"