=+d. Calculation of the probability in Part (c) required that we assume independence of Outcomes 1 and
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=+d. Calculation of the probability in Part
(c) required that we assume independence of Outcomes 1 and 2. If the outcomes are independent, knowing that one team had 10 or more hits would not change the probability that the other team had 10 or more hits. Do you think that the independence assumption is reasonable? Explain.
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