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Martin rolls a 3 on a die. He rolls again and gets a 4. This situation describes a simple event. A. True B. False

Martin rolls a 3 on a die. He rolls again and gets a 4. This situation describes a simple event. A. True B. False
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Martin rolls a 3 on a die. He rolls again and gets a 4. This situation describes

a simple event.
A. True
B. False

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User Eejin
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Answer:

B

Explanation:

Rolling dice is simple, but it definitely isn't an event.

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User Adam Hyland
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