On a field trip, there is a 55% chance of kids having pizza for lunch, a 20% chance of kids having tacos for lunch and a 11% chance of kids having pizza and tacos together for lunch. Are the two events "kids eating pizza" and "kids eating tacos" independent? Justify your answer.

Event A is having pizza for lunch and B having tacos for lunch. Since , these two events are independent.

Step-by-step explanation:

Two events, A and B are independent, if:

In this problem:

Event A: having pizza for lunch.

Event B: having tacos for lunch.

55% chance of kids having pizza for lunch

This means that

20% chance of kids having tacos for lunch

This means that

11% chance of kids having pizza and tacos together for lunch.

This means that

So

Event A is having pizza for lunch and B having tacos for lunch. Since , these two events are independent.

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