Dependent events can best be described as

A. two or more events that have the same probabilities.

B. two or more events that do not have the same probabilities.

C. a group of events whose later outcomes are not affected by previous outcomes.

D. a group of events whose later outcomes are affected by previous outcomes

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Cantu

Mathematics

11 January, 05:07

Dependent events can best be described as

A. two or more events that have the same probabilities.

B. two or more events that do not have the same probabilities.

C. a group of events whose later outcomes are not affected by previous outcomes.

D. a group of events whose later outcomes are affected by previous outcomes

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Zoe Mcconnell · Answer 1

When something is dependent on something else, it relies on it to do its job. Like if you reach in your bag and grab a pencil. You have a red, a blue, and a green. if you grab a blue the first time, you cannot grab it the second time because it is no longer in the bag. Therefor, the next pencil you grab out of your bag is somewhat dependent on the first one you grabbed.