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You roll five number cubes and the numbers rolled are 1,2, 3, 4, and 5. Are the events independent? Explain.
A. No; five number cubes were rolled instead of one.
B. Yes; none of the rolls has an effect on another roll.
C. No; none of the rolls had the same outcome.
D. Yes; all the rolls had different outcomes.
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