uestion 1.Determine Whether the events are mutually exclusive or not: Drawing a card from an ordinary deck: Drawing a face card of hearts, and drawing a black card a. Mutually Exclusive b. Non-Mutually Exclusive 2. Identify whether the events are dependent or independent: Generating codes using 3 letters and 3 digits with repetitions permitted a. Dependent b. Independent 3. Determine Whether the events are mutually exclusive or not: Roll a die: Get an even number, and get a numberless than 3 a.Mutually Exclusive b. Non-Mutually Exclusive 4. Identify whether the events are dependent or independent: Drawing a card, replacing it, and drawing another card a. Dependent b. Independent 5.Given that n(s) is found to be 360 and n(E) is 60, what is the probability that the event E will happen? a. 1/6 b. 21,600 c. 300 d. 6

uestion 1.Determine Whether the events are mutually exclusive or not: Drawing a card from an ordinary deck: Drawing a face card of hearts, and drawing a black card a. Mutually Exclusive b. Non-Mutually Exclusive 2. Identify whether the events are dependent or independent: Generating codes using 3 letters and 3 digits with repetitions permitted a. Dependent b. Independent 3. Determine Whether the events are mutually exclusive or not: Roll a die: Get an even number, and get a numberless than 3 a.Mutually Exclusive b. Non-Mutually Exclusive 4. Identify whether the events are dependent or independent: Drawing a card, replacing it, and drawing another card a. Dependent b. Independent 5.Given that n(s) is found to be 360 and n(E) is 60, what is the probability that the event E will happen? a. 1/6 b. 21,600 c. 300 d. 6

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1.Determine Whether the events are mutually exclusive or not:
Drawing a card from an ordinary deck: Drawing a face card of hearts, and drawing a black card

a. Mutually Exclusive

b. Non-Mutually Exclusive

2. Identify whether the events are dependent or independent:

Generating codes using 3 letters and 3 digits with repetitions permitted

a. Dependent

b. Independent

3. Determine Whether the events are mutually exclusive or not:
Roll a die: Get an even number, and get a numberless than 3

a.Mutually Exclusive

b. Non-Mutually Exclusive

4. Identify whether the events are dependent or independent:
Drawing a card, replacing it, and drawing another card

a. Dependent

b. Independent

5.Given that n(s) is found to be 360 and n(E) is 60, what is the probability that the event E will happen?

a. 1/6

b. 21,600

c. 300

d. 6

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