Multiple Choice
If you draw a card at random from a well-shuffled deck,is getting a club independent of getting a queen? Explain.
A) Yes.A card cannot be both a club and a queen.
B) No.The probability of getting a club and a queen is
.This is not zero
C) Yes.P(Club) =
;P(Club|Queen) =
D) No.P(C and Q) ≠ P(C) ∙ P(Q)
E) No.P(Club) =
;P(Club|Queen) =
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