Are these events mutually exclusive (E) or mutually inclusive (I)? Blank 4 4. Randomly drawing one card and getting a result of a black and a diamond. Blank 5 5. Choosing an orange and a fruit from a basket. Blank 6 6. Choosing a vowel and a consonant from a Scrabble bag.

Are these events mutually exclusive (E) or mutually inclusive (I)? Blank 4 4. Randomly drawing one card and getting a result of a black and a diamond. Blank 5 5. Choosing an orange and a fruit from a basket. Blank 6 6. Choosing a vowel and a consonant from a Scrabble bag.

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Are these events mutually exclusive (E) or mutually inclusive (I)?

Blank 4 4. Randomly drawing one card and getting a result of a black and a diamond.

Blank 5 5. Choosing an orange and a fruit from a basket.

Blank 6 6. Choosing a vowel and a consonant from a Scrabble bag.

Are these events mutually exclusive (E) or mutually inclusive (1)?
Blank 4 4. Randomly drawing one card and getting a result of a black and a diamond.
Blank 5 5. Choosing an orange and a fruit from a basket.
Blank 6 6. Choosing a vowel and a consonant from a Scrabble bag.

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