Which of the scenarios include only independent events?

A) Kia chooses a card from a standard deck of 52 cards. Kia chooses a second card without replacing the first card.

B) Mary is selecting baked potatoes at the grocery store. She chooses 1 potato puts it in her produce bag and then chooses a second one.

C) Craig chooses a ball from a bag with red, green and yellow balls. He marks the ball and then replaces it. He then chooses a second ball.

D) Michael and Lucy are team captains for dodge ball. Michael chooses a team member from a group of 20. Lucy then chooses a team member from the remaining 19.

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Rey Salas

Mathematics

17 April, 06:23

Which of the scenarios include only independent events?

A) Kia chooses a card from a standard deck of 52 cards. Kia chooses a second card without replacing the first card.

B) Mary is selecting baked potatoes at the grocery store. She chooses 1 potato puts it in her produce bag and then chooses a second one.

C) Craig chooses a ball from a bag with red, green and yellow balls. He marks the ball and then replaces it. He then chooses a second ball.

D) Michael and Lucy are team captains for dodge ball. Michael chooses a team member from a group of 20. Lucy then chooses a team member from the remaining 19.

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Ernesto Cruz · Answer 1

The answer is C because he replaced the ball that he chose. to explain, both times he chose a ball had nothing to do with each other and did not affect the probability of the other. therefore, this problem includes only independent events.

Cael Page · Answer 2

Solution: Craig chooses a ball from a bag with red, green and yellow balls. He marks the ball and then replaces it. He then chooses a second ball. By replacing the ball, Craig creates circumstances that are identical for each event. Marking the ball does not affect the results.