DQuestion 13Suppose we have two events, E and F, with the following characteristics:p(E)=0.35 p (F) = 0.6 p(EnF) = 0.21Are events E and Findependent?O TrueO FalseQuestion 14On April 25, 5:30PM MDT, it was estimated 32.1 million people in the United States had beeninfected with COVID-19, with 332,601,421 total people in the United States. Thus the probability ofany one person having been infected with COVID-19 was 0.097 (rounded).What is the probability of getting exactly 5 people who have had COVID-19 in a sample of 100people?0.1630.0970.0400.903

Given that We have two event E and F p(E)=0.35 , p(F)=0.6 and p( E ∩ F)=0.21

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Question 13 Suppose we have two events, E and F, with the following characteristics: p(E)=0.35 p (F) = 0.6 p(EnF) = 0.21 Are events E and Findependent? O True False