Social Studies, 12.03.2021 16:00 kenken2583

Suppose a person is chosen at random. Use your knowledge about the world to decide whether the event that the person has eyes and the event that the person is are independent or associated. A. The two events are associated because having eyes does not depend on being .
B. The two events are independent because having eyes does not depend on being.
C. The two events are associated because being depends on having eyes.
D. The two events are independent because being depends on having eyes.

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