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Suppose that all the four possible outcomes `e_1`, `e_2`, `e_3`, `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)`. What can you say about the dependence or independence of events A, B, C?

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