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HW Mutually Exclusive
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Events are mutually exclusive if its
IMPOSSIBLE
for them to happen at the same time.
Question 1
1.
Which set of events are mutually exclusive?
A. Brush your hair
and
scratch your nose
B. Stand up
and
brush your hair
C. Sit down
and
stand up
D. Sit down
and
scratch your nose
Question 2
2.
Which set of events are
NOT
mutually exclusive?
A. Brush your teeth
and
sit down
B. Brush your teeth
and
floss your teeth
C. Sit down
and
stand up
D. Stand up
and
drive a car
Question 3
3.
When rolling two dice: Which set of events are mutually exclusive?
Rolling two odd numbers
and
rolling a sum of eleven
Rolling two odd numbers
and
rolling a sum of eight
Rolling two even numbers
and
rolling a sum of ten
Rolling one even and one odd number
and
rolling a sum of nine
Question 4
4.
When rolling two dice: Which set of events are
NOT
mutually exclusive?
Rolling two odd numbers
and
rolling a sum of eleven
Rolling two odd numbers
and
rolling a sum of seven
Rolling two even numbers
and
rolling a sum of five
Rolling one even and one odd number
and
rolling a sum of nine
Question 5
5.
When selecting a card: Which set of events are mutually exclusive?
Selecting a King
and
selecting a red card
Selecting a heart
and
selecting a red card
Selecting a black card
and
selecting a 10
Selecting a red card
and
selecting a black card
Question 6
6.
When selecting a card: Which set of events are
NOT
mutually exclusive?
Selecting a King
and
selecting a 10
Selecting a heart
and
selecting a diamond
Selecting a black card
and
selecting a 10
Selecting a red card
and
selecting a black card
Question 7
7.
When taking one spin of this spinner: Which set of events are mutually exclusive?
Spinning an odd number
and
spinning a purple
Spinning a number less than 4
and
spinning a orange
Spinning a 6
and
spinning an odd number
Spinning an even number
and
spinning a number greater than 5
Question 8
8.
When taking one spin of this spinner: Which set of events are
NOT
mutually exclusive?
Spinning an odd number
and
spinning a green
Spinning a number less than 4
and
spinning a yellow
Spinning a 6
and
spinning an odd number
Spinning an even number
and
spinning a number greater than 5
Question 9
9.
When taking one spin of this spinner: Which set of events are mutually exclusive?
Spinning an odd number
and
spinning a red
Spinning a number greater than 4
and
spinning a green
Spinning a 5
and
selecting an odd number
Spinning a yellow
and
selecting a number less than 2
Question 10
10.
When taking one spin of this spinner: Which set of events are
NOT
mutually exclusive?
Spinning an odd number
and
spinning a red
Spinning a number greater than 4
and
spinning a green
Spinning a 5
and
selecting an even number
Spinning a yellow
and
spinning an even number
Question 11
11.
Based on the given two-way frequency table shown, give a set of mutually exclusive events and a set of NOT mutually exclusive events.
visibility
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Question 12
12.
Based on the given two-way frequency table shown, give a set of mutually exclusive events and a set of NOT mutually exclusive events.
visibility
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