2. A special deck of 16 cards has 4 that are blue, 4 yellow, 4 green, and 4 red. The four cards of each color are numbered from one to four. A single card is drawn at random. Determine the following probabilities.

a. The probability that the card is red, given that it has a number 2.

b. The probability that the card is not red, given that it has a number 2.

c. Are "red card" and "number 2" are mutually exclusive events? Yes or Not?? Why

d. Are "red card" and "number 2" are independent events? Yes or Not?? Why

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