American Red Cross, part 2. In Exercise 36, you calculated probabilities involving various blood types. a) If
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American Red Cross, part 2.
In Exercise 36, you calculated probabilities involving various blood types.
a) If you examine one donor, are the events of the donor being Type A and the donor being Type B disjoint or independent or neither? Explain your answer.
b) If you examine two donors, are the events that the first donor is Type A and the second donor is Type B disjoint or independent or neither?
c) Can disjoint events ever be independent? Explain.
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