Which of the following is a simple event? 1.Getting a spade card 2.Getting a numbered card 3.All of the choices 4.Getting an ace of diamond card

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Which of the following is a simple event?

1.Getting a spade card
2.Getting a numbered card
3.All of the choices
4.Getting an ace of diamond card

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number three is the best choice

Rohan Sampat answered Sep 14, 2023

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