Which two events are most likely to be independent? A) Being a senior; going to homeroom. B) Registering to vote; being left-handed. C) Having a car accident; having a junior license. D) Doing the Statistics homework; getting an A on the test.

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Javion Strong

Mathematics

21 January, 17:33

Which two events are most likely to be independent? A) Being a senior; going to homeroom. B) Registering to vote; being left-handed. C) Having a car accident; having a junior license. D) Doing the Statistics homework; getting an A on the test.

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Karley Hammond · Answer 1

B, C

Step-by-step explanation:

those are unique to certain people

Jadyn Gill · Answer 2

It is B) Registering to vote; being left-handed.

Step-by-step explanation:

These two events would be the only situation where the occurrence of one has no effect on the other, and each one of the other examples contain an event that affects the other probability of the other event.