WRITTEN WORKS #5ILLUSTRATING MUTUALLY EXCLUSIVE EVENTSTell whether each scenarios or events are mutually exclusive events or not. Write ME if it is MUTUALLYEXCLUSIVE and NME, if it is not.1. A spinner has an equal chance of landing on each of its eight numberedregions. After spinning, it lands in region three or six.2. Amagazine contains twelve pages. You open to a randomnumber is eight or ten.3. Abox of chocolates contains six milk chocolates and four dark chocolates.Two of the milk chocolates and three of the dark chocolates have peanutsinside. You randomly select and eat a chocolate. It is a milk chocolate orhas no peanuts inside.page. Thepage 4. P(A) =P(B) = P (A or B) = 4105. P(A) = 0.2 P(B) = 0.35 P (A and B) = 0

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ILLUSTRATING MUTUALLY EXCLUSIVE EVENTS Tell whether each scenarios or events are mutually exclusive events or not. Write ME if it is MUTUALLY EXCLUSIVE and NME, if it is not.