An airline offers snacks to their passengers for sale during flights. They keeptrack of whether customers in an aisle, middle, or window seat buy thesnacks or not.Aisle Seat MiddleWindowTotalsSeatSeatBuys a Snack172135152459Does not Buy a5164054561377SnackTotals6885406081836Can you determine whether buying a snack and seat location areindependent or dependent events?O dependentO None of the other answers are correctindependentO cannot determine

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An airline offers snacks to their passengers for sale during flights. They keep track of whether customers in an aisle, middle, or window seat buy the snacks or not. Aisle Seat Middle Window Totals Seat Seat 459 Buys a Snack Does not Buy a Snack Totals 172 135 152 516 405 456 1377 688 540 608 1836 Can you determine whether buying a snack and seat location are independent or dependent events? dependent O None of the other answers are correct O independent O cannot determine

An airline offers snacks to their passengers for sale during flights. They keep track of whether customers in an aisle, middle, or window seat buy the snacks or not. Aisle Seat Middle Window Totals Seat Seat 459 Buys a Snack Does not Buy a Snack Totals 172 135 152 516 405 456 1377 688 540 608 1836 Can you determine whether buying a snack and seat location are independent or dependent events? dependent O None of the other answers are correct O independent O cannot determine

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An airline offers snacks to their passengers for sale during flights. They keep
track of whether customers in an aisle, middle, or window seat buy the
snacks or not.
Aisle Seat Middle
Window
Totals
Seat
Seat
Buys a Snack
172
135
152
459
Does not Buy a
516
405
456
1377
Snack
Totals
688
540
608
1836
Can you determine whether buying a snack and seat location are
independent or dependent events?
O dependent
O None of the other answers are correct
independent
O cannot determine

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