
Concept explainers
To determine whether the given events are independent or dependent.

Answer to Problem 1CYU
The events are independent
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
Jeremy took the SAT on Saturday and scored 1350. The following week he took the ACT and scored 23.
If any event A does not affect the outcome of an event B, then event A and B are independent whereas if it affects then the events are dependent.
In the given situation, the events are independent as there is no effect of the first event on the second.
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