Mathematics, 29.07.2019 01:30 kayeeii

Think about a six-sided die with each number, 1 through 6, appearing once on each die. which of the following events is mutually exclusive? rolling a 3 or a number greater than 1. rolling a 4 or rolling an odd number. rolling a 6 or rolling a multiple of 2. rolling a 5 or rolling a prime number.

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