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What is the relationship between Sierra and Columbine going for a walk according to the text?

Independent events
Mutually exclusive events
Mutually inclusive events
Sequential events

The correct answer is: Mutually inclusive events

The relationship between Sierra and Columbine going for a walk in the text is described as mutually inclusive events. This means that the two events can occur together - in this case, Sierra and Columbine both going for a walk. The text suggests that both Sierra and Columbine engage in the activity of going for a walk simultaneously or together, making their actions mutually inclusive.