Which of the following actions will always be independent events?
Answer

flipping two coins, one at a time

selecting two cards from a standard deck, one at a time

picking two letter tiles from a hat, one at a time

selecting two marbles from a bag, one at a time

Question

Which of the following actions will always be independent events?
Answer
		
flipping two coins, one at a time
		
selecting two cards from a standard deck, one at a time
		
picking two letter tiles from a hat, one at a time
		
selecting two marbles from a bag, one at a time

amistre64 · Answer

one of these things is not like the other .....

anonymous · Answer

the first one.

amistre64 · Answer

when we remove an item from a set; the remaining choices are dependant upon what we removed

amistre64 · Answer

when we do 2 separate things they remain independant of each other

anonymous · Answer

One coin doesn't affect the other coin...

anonymous · Answer

But if you remove one thing from a group like a card from a deck.. you lower the amount of cards in the deck, which affects the probability of picking a certain card.

anonymous · Answer

smart people up there :)