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Which of the following pairs of events are disjoint (mutually exclusive)? a) A: odd numbers; B: the number 5

b) A: even numbers; B: numbers greater than 10
c)A: numbers less than 5; B: all negative numbers
d)A: numbers above 100; B: numbers less than -200​

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