Music Class No Music Class Total Art Class 165 315 480 No Art Class 135 585 720 Total 300 900 1,200 Based on the information in the table, are the events "Music Class" and "Art Class" independent? O No, some students are taking both a music class and an art class. O Yes, some students are taking both a music class and an art class. 300 480 O No, the probability of taking a music class is different from the probability of taking an art class 1,200 1,200 O No, the probability of taking a music class is different for students taking an art class than it is for students not taking an art class. O Yes, the probability of taking a music class is different for students taking an art class than it is for students not taking an art class.

Music Class No Music Class Total Art Class 165 315 480 No Art Class 135 585 720 Total 300 900 1,200 Based on the information in the table, are the events "Music Class" and "Art Class" independent? O No, some students are taking both a music class and an art class. O Yes, some students are taking both a music class and an art class. 300 480 O No, the probability of taking a music class is different from the probability of taking an art class 1,200 1,200 O No, the probability of taking a music class is different for students taking an art class than it is for students not taking an art class. O Yes, the probability of taking a music class is different for students taking an art class than it is for students not taking an art class.

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

Section: Chapter Questions

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