Which two events are independent? A.) go sledding, snow B.) sleep, dream C.) count to 100, fix a bike D.) do chores, earn allowance

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Jadiel Bowman

Mathematics

19 August, 14:23

Which two events are independent? A.) go sledding, snow B.) sleep, dream C.) count to 100, fix a bike D.) do chores, earn allowance

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Devan Brooks · Answer 1

A and C

Step-by-step explanation:

The meaning of an event being independent is that one event doesn't effect the probability of they other event happening. So B is wrong because whether yo sleep or not can affect whether you dream or not and D is wrong because you earning and allowance is based off whether you do your chores or not.