Die Rolled - Independent Event
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A fair die is rolled twice.
Suppose
A= The first roll shows an even number
B= The second roll shows an odd number
C= The two rolls show different numbers
Prove or disprove that A,B,C are mutually independent events.
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The solution discusses the die rolled and proves or disproves if it is an independent event.
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Independent Events
Two events are independent if the occurrent of one of the events gives us no evidence about whether or ...
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