Which of these events is not mutually exclusive? a. the chance that you will eat garlic bread or spaghetti for dinner. b. the chance that you you will pass or fail genetics. c. the chance that you will get a heads or tails when you flip a coin. d. the chance that you will study for the test in Dallas or in Chicago.

Option a) the chance that you will eat garlic bread or spaghetti for dinner.

Step-by-step explanation:

Mutually exclusive events:

Two events are said to be mutually exclusive if they cannot happen at the same time.

a. the chance that you will eat garlic bread or spaghetti for dinner.

They is not a mutually exclusive events as either garlic bread or spaghetti or both can be eaten as well for the dinner.

b. the chance that you you will pass or fail genetics.

This is a mutually exclusive event as you cannot fail or pass the genetics at the same time.

c. the chance that you will get a heads or tails when you flip a coin.

This is a mutually exclusive event as we cannot get a heads or tail at the same time.

d. the chance that you will study for the test in Dallas or in Chicago.

This is a mutually exclusive event as we cannot study in Dallas as well as Chicago at the same time.