QUESTION 1 With regards to the Chapter 1 material, what is the rst thing you should do when starting a question? 0 a. The first thing you should do is introduce notation. O b.The first thing you should do is try to rewrite the event in terms of an intersection. O c. The first thing you should do is try to rewrite the event in terms of a union. 0 d.The first thing you should do is start counting the cardinality of the event you are interested in studying. QUESTION 2 Whenever you define an event A, what should you then consider? 0 We should consider if we can rewrite A in terms of a union. Q We should consider if we can rewrite A in terms of an intersection. 0 We should consider if we should study the complement of A. 0 All of the above. QUESTION 3 When dealing with a union of events, what question should you ask yourself? Are the events found in the union independent? 0 Are the events found in the union disjoint? QUESTION 4 When dealing with an intersection of events, what do we typically ask ourselves? Q Are the events found in the intersection independent? Are the events found in the intersection disjoint