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Suppose that all the four possible outcomes `e_(1),e_(2),e_(3)` and `e_(4)` of an experiment are equally likely. Define the events A, B, C as
`A={e_(1), e_(4)}, B={e_(2),e_(4)}, C={e_(3), e_(4)}`
What can you say about the dependence or independence of the events A, B and C ?

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