Determine whether the following two events are disjoint (mutually exclusive) for

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Determine whether the following two events are disjoint (mutually exclusive) for a single trail: Conducting a Pew Research Center poll and randomly selecting a subject who is a Republican. Conducting a Pew Research Center poll and randomly selecting a subject who is a Democrat. Determine whether the following two events are disjoint (mutually exclusive) for a single trail: Randomly selecting someone in a control group given no medication. Randomly selecting someone treated with the cholesterol reducing drug Lipitor. Determine whether the following two events are disjoint (mutually exclusive) for a single trail: Randomly selecting a college graduate: Randomly selecting someone who is homeless. Finding complements: If P(A) = 0.05, find P(A) = ___ Finding complements based on the data from the Census Bureau, when a woman over the age of 25 is randomly selected, there is a 0.218 probability that she has a bachlor's degree. If a woman over the age of 25 is randomly selected, find the probability that she does not have a bachlor's degree P(A) = ___

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Yes, these are disjoint as a person can be either a republican or democrat but not both

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