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Suppose you would like a mug of hot chocolate with cinnamon. You reach into the kitchen cupboard containing twenty mixed up mismatched mugs without looking and pull out a pink coffee cup. You also reach into a kitchen drawer containing 30 different mixed up spice jars without looking and pull out the cinnamon. Use your intuition and state whether these two events are associated or independent. Explain.

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