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Discovering a fossil can feel like stumbling upon a great treasure and it really is quite a special find. Fossils can be formed from animal bones, leaves and shells, they are naturally formed and they are a pressing or an…
A mutually exclusive event is one wherein two events cannot happen at the same time (e.g. getting heads and tails in a single coin toss), a mutually inclusive event allows both events to occur in a single trial (e.g. drawing…
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