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A card is drawn at random from a standard deck. Prove whether the following events are...

A card is drawn at random from a standard deck. Prove whether the following events are dependent or independent.
a) the events "heart" and "black"
b) the events "black" and "ace"
c) the events "under 10" and "red"

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Answer #1

a)

There are 26 black cards and 13 heart so

P(black) = 26 / 52

P(heart) = 13 /52

Out of 52 cards no card is both black and heart so

P(black and heart) = 0

Since P(black and heart) is not equal to P(black)P(heart) so events  "heart" and "black" are dependent.

b)

There are 26 black cards and 3 are aces so

P(black) = 26 / 52 = 1/2

P(ace) = 4 /52 = 1/13

Out of 52 cards, 2 cards are black  and ace so

P(black and ace) = 2 /52 = 1 /26

Since

P(black and ace) =P(black)P(ace) = 1/26

So the events "black" and "ace" are independent.

c)

There are 26 red cards and 9*4 = 36 cards are under 10 (taking ace as one) so

P(red) = 26 / 52 = 1/2

P(under 10) = 36 /52 = 9/13

Out of 52 cards, 9*2 =18 cards are red and under 10 so

P(red and under 10) = 18 /52 = 9 /26

Since

P(red and under 10) =P(red)P(under 10) = 9/26

So the events "under 10" and "red" are independent.

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