Suppose a certain candy is made up 01 red. yellow. green. blue. and orange pieces. a) If you draw one piece of candy. are the events of getting an orange one and getting a yellow one disjoint. independent. or neither? b) Assume you have an innite supply of these candy pieces from which to draw. Ifyou draw two pieces one right after the other. are the events of getting an orange on the first an an orange on the second disjoint. independent. or neither? c] Can disjoint events ever be independent? Explain. a) Choose the correct answer below. [:1 N either [:1 Independent [:1 Disj 0 int b) Choose the correct answer below. [:3 Neither [:3 Independent [:1 Disjoint c) Choose the correct answer below. O A. Yes, because the probabilities for both events sum to 1. O B. Yes, because they cannot both happen at the same time. O C. Yes, but only if the probability of each event happening is 0.5. O D. No, because once you know that one of the disjoint events has occurred, the other event cannot occur, so its probability has become zero