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When a balanced die is rolled twice, 36 equally likely outcomes are possible. Let

A = event the sum of the two rolls is 8
B = event the first roll comes up 3.

Are A and B independent events?

▸ Yes

▸ No
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When a balanced die is rolled twice, 36 equally likely outcomes are possible. Let A = event the sum of the two rolls is 7 B = event the first roll comes up 2. Are A and B independent events?
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