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Caroline has 4 quarters and 10 dimes in her pocket. She reaches in and randomly pulls out a quarter. Without replacing the coin, she then reaches in and pulls out another coin. …

Caroline has 4 quarters and 10 dimes in her pocket. She reaches in and randomly pulls out a quarter. Without replacing the coin, she then reaches in and pulls out another coin. …
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Caroline has 4 quarters and 10 dimes in her pocket. She reaches in and randomly pulls out a quarter. Without replacing the coin, she then reaches in and pulls out another coin.

Are these events dependent or independent?

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This is dependent because the first coin was not replaced thus changing the sample space for the second coin draw.
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