Gif two events are known to be mutually exclusive, could they also be independent? could they be dependent? if they are known to be independent, could they also be mutually exclu- sive? could they be not mutually exclusive? if they are not mutually exclusive, could they be independent? could they be dependent? if they are not independent, could they be mutually exclusive? is is possible that dependent events could be not mutually exclusive? (solberg, 122008) solberg, j. j. (122008). modeling random processes for engineers and managers [vitalsource bookshelf version]. retrieved from vbk: //9780470473092 always check citation for accuracy before use.

all group life insurance is term insurance. actually it is annual renewable term and it is rated on the average age and claims experience of the entire group, which is called "experience rating." remember, this type of insurance has a 31-day grace period and is convertible to whole life upon leaving employment. a contributory group plan requires that both the employer and the employees pay part of the premium. at least 75% of those eligible must participate, so the group is sure to get most of the healthy employees as well as those that are sick.

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answer: the answer is b. i think hope i got it correct

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