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randomly pulling out 1 fruit at a time and setting them aside until you get the color that you want
randomly pulling out 1 fruit at a time and setting them aside until you get the color that you want
selecting a fruit from a basket and keeping each fruit until you get the fruit that you want
selecting a fruit from a basket and keeping each fruit until you get the fruit that you want
8 people randomly selecting from 8 fruits and keeping what they chose
8 people randomly selecting from 8 fruits and keeping what they chose
selecting a fruit from a basket without looking and replacing it until you get your desired fruit
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The option that best explains the concept of independence in everyday life experiences is:
selecting a fruit from a basket without looking and replacing it until you get your desired fruit.
This scenario demonstrates independence because each selection is made without regard to previous selections. The act of replacing the fruit after each draw ensures that each choice is unaffected by past choices, which aligns with the statistical concept of independent trials.
