Question 3 • Common Core Math 7 - MA3107 CR
A compound event combines two or more simple events. Drawing an ace and then a king involves two draws; rolling a 1 and getting tails involves a number-cube roll and a coin toss; and choosing a banana, apple, and orange involves three selections. Each is a compound event. Drawing a red card or choosing a dime describes just one event, so B and E are not compound events.
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