Sofie and Elin both have crayons. The model shows how the crayons are arranged on each student's desk. A crayon is chosen at random. Use the drop-down menus below to answer the questions about probability. Sofie has a blue, red, orange, purple, and yellow crayon. Elin has a red, orange, red, blue, and purple crayon. CLEAR CHECK What is the probability of choosing a red crayon? P(red) = 3/10 What is the probability of choosing a red crayon given that the crayon is taken from Elin's desk? P(red given Elin's) = Are the events "choosing a red crayon" and "choosing a red crayon from Elin's desk" independent or dependent? P(red given Elin's) is P(red), which means that choosing from the crayons on Elin's desk affect the probability of choosing a red crayon. So, these events are