They are independent because the cards are always going to stay the same. If each card that was picked and discarded, that would alter the future which would make it dependent. But... since it doesn't change the cards, it is independent.

Answer: independent

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Grandma baked 969696 cookies and gave them to her grandchildren. One of the grandchildren, Cindy, received ccc fewer cookies tha

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The total number of cookies baked by grandma = 96

Number of grandchildren = 8

As given, all cookies were evenly divided among 8 children, let us assume that everyone except Cindy got equal share. So on being divided equally, it becomes, $\frac{96}{8}=12$ cookies per children.

But, as mentioned that Cindy received 'c' cookies less, so let us suppose Cindy received 'x' cookies.

Expression becomes: $x=12-c$

Hence, Cindy received 12-c cookies.

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