Concept explainers
To find if each pair of events is mutually exclusive or mutually inclusive and find the probability.
Answer to Problem 7CFU
Mutually exclusive,
Explanation of Solution
Given:
The probability of choosing a penny or dime from
Calculation:
The events are mutually exclusive since penny and dime can’t be selected at the same time.
Let A be the event of choosing a penny.
Let B be the event of choosing a dime.
Total
Therefore probability of event A is
Therefore probability of event B is
Hence,
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