Probability Vocab Warm up

Given the following two events, identify each as dependent, independent, or mutually exclusive.

Rolling one die (dice) and getting a 4

and

Rolling one die (dice) and getting a 5

• dependent

• independent

• mutually exclusive

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Given the following two events, identify each as dependent, independent, or mutually exclusive.

Rolling a 4 on the first roll of a die

and

rolling a 1 on a second roll of the die.

• dependent

• independent

• mutually exclusive

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Given the following two events, identify each as dependent, independent, or mutually exclusive.

DC United wins the MLS Cup

and

Washington, D.C., has a parade.

• dependent

• independent

• mutually exclusive

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Given the following two events, identify each as dependent, independent, or mutually exclusive.

The Washington Commanders win the Super Bowl (football)

and

the Washington Mystics win the WNBA championship (basketball).

• dependent

• independent

• mutually exclusive

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Given the following two events, identify each as dependent, independent, or mutually exclusive.

Gus takes the bus to school

and

Gus receives a speeding ticket on his way to school.

• dependent

• independent

• mutually exclusive

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Given the following two events, identify each as dependent, independent, or mutually exclusive.

Trenton wants to pick out a pair of black socks from his drawer containing black socks, red socks and blue socks. He picks out a red pair, throws them back in the drawer, and picks out another red pair. 

• dependent

• independent

• mutually exclusive

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Given the following two events, identify each as dependent, independent, or mutually exclusive.

Shanae brings a raincoat to school

and

There is a high chance of rain today

• dependent

• independent

• mutually exclusive

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