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determine if each of the following pairs of events is dependent or independent of each other:
1. flipping a coin, then rolling a die
2. drawing a card from a deck of 52 cards, then drawing a second card
3. rolling a die, then rolling a second die
4. spinning a game spinner twice
5. taking and eating a candy from a jar that contains equal amounts of cherry and orange candies, then taking a second candy.

Step-by-step explanation:

Step-by-step explanation:

When the question asks whether or not the to events are dependent or independent of each other, it's asking whether the outcome of one event impacts the outcome of the next, so let's take a look at these examples:

1. These two events are independent, as flipping a coin would not impact rolling a die.

2. These 2 events are dependent, as when taking out the first card, it is impossible to draw the same card the second time, therefore, affecting the sample space (the possible outcomes)

3. Rolling 2 separate dies do not affect each other, so this would be independent.

4. Spinning a game spinner the first time does not affect the second time, so this is also independent.

5. This is dependent, as after taking the first candy, there would no longer be an equal amount of orange or cherry candies, again, this affects the sample space.

Hope this helps,

Cate

its an acute right triangle

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