You roll a standard six-sided die and then flip a fair coin. Which statement best describes these two events?

The events are dependent because they happen in sequence.

The events are independent because the outcome of the die roll does not affect the outcome of the coin flip.

The events are dependent because the total number of outcomes is 12.

The events are independent because they both involve chance.

In an experiment where you draw two cards from a deck without replacement, why are the events considered dependent?

Because the total number of cards and the number of specific cards both decrease after the first draw.

Because the color of the first card drawn is unknown.

Because the second card drawn is always different from the first.

Because card drawing is always a dependent event.