Mathematics, 28.07.2020 16:01 josephvcarter

A box contains 4 white ribbons and 8 pink ribbons. Determine whether the events of picking a white ribbon and then another white ribbon without replacement are independent or dependent. Then identify the indicated probability. a. independent; 1/11
b. dependent; 1/12
c. dependent; 1/11
d. independent; 1/12

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