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Choose whether each event is independent or dependent.
picking a card from a deck, replacing it, and then picking another card from the deck:
choosing a bag of chips from the pantry and then your sibling chooses a bag of chips from the pantry:
rolling a number cube and flipping a coin:
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1) Picking a card, replacing it, then picking another card — Independent.
Replacing the card returns the deck to its original composition, so the second draw is unaffected by the first.
2) You choose a bag of chips, then your sibling chooses a bag — Dependent.
Your choice changes what remains in the pantry, so the sibling’s possible choices (and their probabilities) are affected.
3) Rolling a number cube and flipping a coin — Independent.
The die outcome does not affect the coin flip (and vice versa).
Replacing the card returns the deck to its original composition, so the second draw is unaffected by the first.
2) You choose a bag of chips, then your sibling chooses a bag — Dependent.
Your choice changes what remains in the pantry, so the sibling’s possible choices (and their probabilities) are affected.
3) Rolling a number cube and flipping a coin — Independent.
The die outcome does not affect the coin flip (and vice versa).
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