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Homework Help: Probability

Posted by Kelsey on Sunday, December 2, 2012 at 2:00pm.

Can someone please help me. A single card is selected from a standard 52-card deck. B= the drawn card is black; R= the drawn card is red; Q= the drawn card is a queen; F= the drawn card is a face card ( a king, queen or jack). Without finding the probabilities, determine if B and R are independent, without finding probabilities, determine if B and Q are independent, without finding the probabilities, determine if F and Q are independent. Using the probabilities, determine if B and R are independent. Using the probabilities determine if B and Q are independent. Using the probabilities, determine if F and Q are independent.

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