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  • 03-11-2026
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Answered


XYZTotal

A
453060135

B
20102555

C
253550110

Total
9075135300






Which statement is true about whether $C$ and $Y$ are independent events?


A$C$ and $Y$ are independent events because $P(C \mid Y) = P(Y)$.
B$C$ and $Y$ are independent events because $P(C \mid Y) = P(C)$.
C$C$ and $Y$ are not independent events because $P(C \mid Y)

eq P(Y)$.

D$C$ and $Y$ are not independent events because $P(C \mid Y)

eq P(C)$.

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