• Let event A be the event of drawing a number greater than 6 (including Face Cards, Ace is low).
• Let event B be the event of rolling a 7 with two dice.
• Let event C be the event of drawing a Queen.

1. How many outcomes are possible if you draw one card and roll 2 dice?
2. Find P(A).
3. Find P(B).
4. Find P(A and B).
5. Find P(A or C)
6. A and B are dependent / independent events. Explain your answer.
7. A and C are dependent / independent events. Explain your answer.
8. If event A does not occur, what is the probability that event C will occur? Explain your reasoning.

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40% of the cars sold are red. 45% of the cars sold are 2 door models. 28% of the cars sold are red 2 doors. What is the probability that you will drive either a red car or a 2 door?

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74% of the population subscribes to a newspaper. 46% of the population subscribes to a magazine. Assuming that these are independent events.

1. Are these events mutually exclusive? Why or why not?
2. Find the probability that a householdonlysubscribes to the newspaper.
3. Find the probability that a household doesn't subscribe to either.
4. Find the probability that a household subscribes to either the newspaper or magazines.

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Ben, Anna, and Mark are going out for pizza. They can get a pizza with 3 toppings and decide to each pick one topping. The choices of toppings are pepperoni, hamburger, sausage, onions, bell peppers, olives, and anchovies. If they choose at random, what is the probability that they both choose the same topping?