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A bag contains cards numbered from 10 to 100. Why are the events "choosing an odd number" and "choosing an even number" mutually exclusive?

A) a number is neither even nor odd

B) they are dependent

C) they are independent

D) a number is either even or odd

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The reason why the events "choosing an odd number" and "choosing an even number" are mutually exclusive is; Choice D; a number is either even or odd.

What are Mutually exclusive events in probability?

It follows from probability theory, that two events are characterized as mutually exclusive if they cannot both occur at the same time. A very good example is the set of outcomes of a single die roll, which can result in any of the 6 outcomes.

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