D Question 16 1 pts The probability that a U.S. resident has visited Canada is 0.18, the probability that a U.S. resident has visited Mexico is 0.09, and the probability that a U.S. resident has visited both countries is 0.04. Consider the events "has visited Canada" and "has visited Mexico", as applied to a randomly-chosen U.S. resident. Are these two events independent? Are they disjoint? What can you say about these events? o They are independent but not disjoint o They are disjoint but not independent o They are both independent and disjoint o They are neither independent nor disjoint D Question 17 1 pts The probability of team A beating team B is . What is the probability that team A will win two consecutive games from team B? O O 1 pts D Question 18