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Which statement is true about whether C and Y are
independent events?
Cand Y are independent events because P(CIY) =
P(Y).
C and Y are independent events because P(CIY)
= P(C).
O C and Y are not independent events because P(CIY)
*P(Y).
OC and Y are not independent events because P(CI Y)
P(C).

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