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Solve probability word problems involving compound events

A compound event describes the probabilistic outcomes from two or more events. Some compound events do not affect each other's outcomes, such as throwing a die and tossing a coin. Other compound events do affect each other's outputs. For example, if you take two cards from a deck of playing cards, the likelihood of second card having a certain quality is altered by the fact that the first card has already been removed from the deck.

You can select from either (or both) dependent or independent events for this exercise.