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Consider the chance experiment in which a high school principal selects a sports event at random to attend. The sex of the participants (Male or Female) is noted, as well as the type of event (Wrestling, Volleyball, Basketball, or Swimming).
Let M be the event that the participants are male and B be the event that a ball is involved (i.e. basketball or volleyball).
a)What outcomes are in BC?
b)What outcomes are in Consider the chance experiment in which a high school principal selects a sports event at random to attend. The sex of the participants (Male or Female) is noted, as well as the type of event (Wrestling, Volleyball, Basketball, or Swimming). Let M be the event that the participants are male and B be the event that a ball is involved (i.e. basketball or volleyball). a)What outcomes are in B<sup>C</sup>? b)What outcomes are in   ? c)What outcomes are in   ? ?
c)What outcomes are in Consider the chance experiment in which a high school principal selects a sports event at random to attend. The sex of the participants (Male or Female) is noted, as well as the type of event (Wrestling, Volleyball, Basketball, or Swimming). Let M be the event that the participants are male and B be the event that a ball is involved (i.e. basketball or volleyball). a)What outcomes are in B<sup>C</sup>? b)What outcomes are in   ? c)What outcomes are in   ? ?


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