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You are at a party with door prizes. One after another, names are drawn from a hat to see who gets a prize. The names are not returned to the hat, so no one gets more than one prize. Are these dependent
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You are at a party with door prizes. One after another, names are drawn from a hat to see who gets a prize. The names are not returned to the hat, so no one gets more than one prize. Are these dependent or independent events? Explain your reasoning.

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independent \: events

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since \: the \: names \: are \: not \: returned \: to \: the \: bag \\ the \: other \: names \: do \: not \: depend \: on \: the \: others \\ hence \: this \: kind \: of \: proberbility \: is \: called \to \: \\ \boxed{independent \: events}

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