33. Suppose you divide an ordinary deck of cards into two decks. Deck 1 consists of allof the red cards, and deck 2 consists of the black cards. Consider the experiment of firsttipping a coin, and then choosing a card from deck 1 if the coin shows heads, andchoosing a card from deck 2 if the coin shows tails. Are the events of getting a headsand getting an Ace independent?

Introduction: Denote H as the event of getting a head on flipping the coin, and A as the event of…

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