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Read the scenario below. Identify if it represents mutually exclusive events or non-mutually exclusive events. Answer the question using the correct version of the addition rule. In the box below, you can create circles based on the type of events in the scenario to help solve the problem. Cafeteria lunches include one fruit, one vegetable, one protein, and one dessert. A survey was conducted to see which dessert students prefer out of the three dessert options: cookies, brownies, and ice cream. Out of 100 students surveyed, 40 choose cookies, 35 choose brownies, and 25 choose ice cream. If a student is randomly selected, what is the probability that they chose either cookies or brownies? A) Circle one - This is an example of: mutually exclusive events or non-mutually exclusive events B) Explain your choice from part A: C) Explain the probability in the context of the scenario: 7.46