A club with nine girls and six boys is choosing two representatives to meet with the other clubs. The probability that the club chooses a girl and then a boy for the representative spots is . Using this probability, determine if the event of choosing a girl for the first spot and the event of choosing a boy for the second spot are independent, dependent, both, or neither.

9/35

Both

Step-by-step explanation:

Number of girls = 9

Number of boys = 6

In other to choose two representatives, the probability of choosing a boy and then a girl is ;

Total number of boys and girls = (9 +6) = 15

Probability = (required outcome / Total possible outcomes)

Probability of a girl and then a boy :

(Number of girls / total number) × (number of boys / total number - 1)

(9/15) × (6/14) = 54/210 = 9/35

B.) The event is both dependent and independent because both events can occur independently, however, the total number of possible outcomes is altered when determining the probability for the second spot.

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