Provide an appropriate response. Event A is that Lisa votes for Candidate A in the gubernatorial election and event B is that she votes for candidate B. Are events A and B: A: Overlapping, Independent? B: Overlapping, Dependent? C: Non-overlapping, Independent? D: Non-overlapping, Dependent? D B A C

Provide an appropriate response. Event A is that Lisa votes for Candidate A in the gubernatorial election and event B is that she votes for candidate B. Are events A and B: A: Overlapping, Independent? B: Overlapping, Dependent? C: Non-overlapping, Independent? D: Non-overlapping, Dependent? D B A C

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