During an election, voters go into a private voting booth to vote for the president. Barbara votes in the morn

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During an election, voters go into a private voting booth to vote for the president. Barbara votes in the morning, and Darnel votes later in the afternoon.

Are these two events dependent or independent?
A. Dependent
B. Independent

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B. Independent

Barbara voting in the morning does not affect whether Darnel votes in the afternoon, so P(Darnel in afternoon | Barbara in morning) = P(Darnel in afternoon).

During an election, voters go into a private voting booth to vote for the president. Barbara votes in the morning, and Darnel votes later in the afternoon.

Are these two events dependent or independent?
A. Dependent
B. Independent

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During an election, voters go into a private voting booth to vote for the president. Barbara votes in the morning, and Darnel votes later in the afternoon. Are these two events dependent or independent? A. Dependent B. Independent

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During an election, voters go into a private voting booth to vote for the president. Barbara votes in the morning, and Darnel votes later in the afternoon.

Are these two events dependent or independent?
A. Dependent
B. Independent