(a) Are the events "male" and "0 activities" independent? V because are (b) Are the events "female" and "5+ activities" independent? because V are (c) Are the events "1 -2 activities" and "5 + activities" mutually exclusive? because IS (d) Are the events "male" and "1-2 activities" mutually exclusive? because

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