### Understanding Independent and Dependent Events#### Determine whether each pair of actions results in independent or dependent events:**Scenario:**Pick one marble out of a bag. Then, without replacing the marble, pick another marble.**Options:**- **a.** Dependent; the first marble selection will affect the second marble selection.- **b.** Independent; the first marble selection will not affect the second marble selection.- **c.** Dependent; the first marble selection will not affect the second marble selection.- **d.** Independent; the first marble selection will affect the second marble selection.**Explanation:**When an event is dependent, the outcome of one event affects the outcome of the other. In this scenario, the first marble selection influences the probabilities of the remaining selections because the marble is not replaced. Therefore, the correct choice is:- **a. Dependent; the first marble selection will affect the second marble selection.**Understanding the difference between independent and dependent events is crucial for probability and statistics:- **Independent Events:** Events where the outcome of one event does not affect the outcome of another event.- **Dependent Events:** Events where the outcome of one event affects the outcome of another event.This concept is widely applied in various fields, including mathematics, statistics, and everyday decision-making.

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Determine whether each pair of actions results in independent or dependent events. Pick one marble out of a bag. Then, without replacing the marble, pick another marble. b d Dependent; the first marble selection will affect the second marble selection. Independent; the first marble selection will not affect the second marble selection. Dependent; the first marble selection will not affect the second marble selection. Independent; the first marble selection will affect the second marble selection.

Determine whether each pair of actions results in independent or dependent events. Pick one marble out of a bag. Then, without replacing the marble, pick another marble. b d Dependent; the first marble selection will affect the second marble selection. Independent; the first marble selection will not affect the second marble selection. Dependent; the first marble selection will not affect the second marble selection. Independent; the first marble selection will affect the second marble selection.

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