Sherry has a standard deck of cards. The deck has

total cards and contains

suits: hearts, clubs, diamonds, and spades. Each suit contains cards numbered

, a jack, a queen, a king, and an ace.
Sherry randomly selects a card. Let

be the event that the card is a king and

be the event that it is a

.
Which of the following statements are true?
Choose all answers that apply:
Choose all answers that apply:
(Choice A)

, the conditional probability that Sherry selects a king given that she has chosen a

is equal to the probability that Sherry selects a king.
A

, the conditional probability that Sherry selects a king given that she has chosen a

is equal to the probability that Sherry selects a king.
(Choice B)

, the conditional probability that Sherry selects a

given that she has chosen a king is equal to the probability that Sherry selects a

.
B

, the conditional probability that Sherry selects a

given that she has chosen a king is equal to the probability that Sherry selects a

.
(Choice C) Events

and

are independent events.
C
Events

and

are independent events.
(Choice D) The outcomes of events

and

are dependent on each other.
D
The outcomes of events

and

are dependent on each other.
(Choice E)

, the probability that Sherry selects a card that is a king and a

is equal to the probability that Sherry selects a king multiplied by the probability that she selects a

.
E

, the probability that Sherry selects a card that is a king and a

is equal to the probability that Sherry selects a king multiplied by the probability that she selects a

.