When an experiment is conducted "without replacement,"
A)events are independent
B)events are equally likely
C)the experiment can be illustrated with a Venn Diagram
D)the probability of two or more events is computed as a joint probability

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When an experiment is conducted "without replacement," the probability of two or more events is computed as a joint probability. This is because the events are dependent on each other since an item is not replaced after it is chosen. Therefore, the probability of the second event will depend on the result of the first event.

When an Experiment Is Conducted "Without Replacement