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1. Toss two fair dice and let E1 denote the event that the sum is 10 and E2 the event that the first is 3. Show that the two events are not independent. Construct two independent events. Construct 4 events that are not independent but such that they are pairwise independent.1. Toss two fair dice and let E1 denote the event that the sum is 10 and E2 the event that the first is 3. Show that the two events are not independent. Construct two independent events. Construct 4 events that are not independent but such that they are pairwise inde- pendent.

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