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In the case of a mutually exclusive event, such as getting a blue shirt OR a yellow shirt, we can find the Probability of Blue OR Yellow by ADDING the individual probabilities. That is: P (B orY) = P(B) + P(Y) Hint: For these problems, notice the wording "either"/ "or"! B - Mutually Exclusive Events - Practice Examples: 1. In a roll of a die, what is the probability of... a) Rolling a 2 or rolling a 5? b) Rolling an odd number or a 2? ACE 10 JACK QUEEN 2. A standard deck of 52 playing cards KING is shown here. KING Assume a card is chosen at JACK QUEEN random. What is the probability of... QUEEN KING a) Drawing a face card (i.e. a Jack, Queen, King) or a 7? b) Drawing a club or a spade? c) Drawing either a 5 or a jack? d) Drawing the Queen of Hearts or any Ace