Animal15 व birdCan flyPigPenguinSeagullTigerСrowBatMosquito Let event A = The animal is a bird.Let event B = The animal can fly.Which outcomes are in A and B?O A. (seagull, crow}O B. (penguin, seagull, crow}O C. (seagull, crow, bat, mosquito}O D. (penguin, seagull, crow, bat, mosquito}

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Let event A = The animal is a bird. Let event B = The animal can fly. Which outcomes are in A and B? O A. (seagull, crow) B. (penguin, seagull, crow} O C. (seagull, crow, bat, mosquito} D. (penguin, seagull, crow, bat, mosquito}