Part A Directions: For Problems 1 - 10: Determine if the following samples are or are not mutually exclusive. If they are mutually exclusive write "mutually exclusive" if they mutually exclusive, then write "not mutually exclusive." 1. A boy; brother: 2. A boy; a sister: 3. A mother; a spouse: 4. An uncle; a man: 5. A grandmother; a father: 6. Blue; the sky: 7. Green; a person: 8. A flower; a plant: 9. A bird; an insect: 10. A house; a road: Part B Directions: For Problems 11 - 15: Based on the graph below, determine if the samples are not mutually exclusive. Ellice's Fruit Co 8 6 Number of Fruit 3 3 NO 2 O Apples Oranges Pears Bananas Pineapples Fruit Type Amount 11. A red fruit; three total amounts of a fruit: 12. An orange; 5 total amounts of a fruit: 13. An even total amount of fruit; pears: 14. 13 pieces of fruit; pears, bananas, and pineapples: 15. The lowest amount of fruit that Ellice has; bananas