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Kevin Lee has a blue, red, and green tie. He also has a blue and green shirt. Find the probability that Kevin lee will choose to wear a red tie with his blue shirt. Dependent or independent

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Kevin Lee has a blue, red, and green tie. He also has a blue and green shirt. Find the probability that Kevin lee will choose to wear a red tie with his blue shirt. Dependent or independent​

we have that

the probability that choose a a red tie is

P=1/3

the probabiity that choose a blue shirt is

P=1/2

so

the probability that choose to wear a red tie with his blue shirt is

P=(1/3)(1/2)

P=1/6 or P=16.67%

are independent events

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