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Are rolling a sum of 6 and rolling doubles mutually exclusive events? Explain.
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if two events, A & B, are mutually exclusive, then they cannot happen at the same time
oh ok so they aren't mutually exclusive because getting a sum of 6 would mean rolling them at the same time
yeah you could get a sum of 6 by rolling 3's
you can also visually represent things as a venn diagram |dw:1418802167023:dw|
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oh forgot 6,6 for set B, but you get the idea
Ok so because rolling a sum of 6 and getting double at the same is possible they aren't exclusive
correct
ok thanks!
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