+117 Two cards are drawn without replacement from a standard deck of 52 cards. What is the probability that one of the cards is a 7 and the other is a 3, and are these events independent?
4/663; no, they are dependent events
1/16 ; yes, they are independent events
8/663 ; no, they are dependent events
1/169; yes, they are independent events
I know it's not C, I'm not sure how to even start. I'm saying all of this which I didn't think was needed, I thought it was implied that I'm asking for help and not just answers for Melody. Sorry if I offended you in some way.
+128460 We could draw the 3 first and then the 7.....or we could draw the 7 first and then the 3....so...
P(drawing the first card) = 4/52 .....P(drawing the second card) = 4/51
And we can do this in 2 ways "7" first and then "3" or vice-versa
2 (4/52) (4/51) = 2(1/13)(4/51) = 8/663
These are definitely dependent events
+117 Thank you, that's what I got last time but it says it was wrong.
