tossing a die: a. Determine O, the event that the outcome is an odd number on the top face. b. Determine E , the event that the outcome is an even number on the top face. c. Are events O and E mutually exclusive and equally likely?

tossing a die: a. Determine O, the event that the outcome is an odd number on the top face. b. Determine E , the event that the outcome is an even number on the top face. c. Are events O and E mutually exclusive and equally likely?

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b. Determine E , the event that the outcome is an even number on the top face.
c. Are events O and E mutually exclusive and equally likely?

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