Independent events are events which are not connected; for example, my choice of food for lunch will have no affect on your choice of a shirt to wear in the morning. Mutually exclusive events are connected. If one happens, the other can't happen. For example, let us say that you are flying an airplane and you have a choice of airports at which you can land. If you land at one airport, you will therefore not land at the other airport, because you can land at only one airport at a time (although you can still land at other airports in the future). At a given time, the events of landing at airport A and landing at airport B are mutually exclusive.
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It is a real number between 0.5 and 1. Whether or not it is independent makes no difference to this answer.
independent variable is the one you control. the dependent variable depends on the indepdendent variable (the results). on the graph independent in on the bottom and dependent is on the side
the independent variable is changed, and the experimental value measure. So you control the independent variable and change it to measure the results