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Mutual describes something that is common to or shared by two or more sides.

For example:

If I like you, and you also like me, then we have mutual feelings for each other.

A successful relationship between business partners is based on mutual trust.

If two countries both agree to something, then the agreement is mutual.


	when many sides all want the same thing
	when two groups have a common interest
	when feelings are not shared by two sides
	when different sides share the same goals

Which answers are closest in meaning to mutual? Click on 3 correct answers.

Response:

	when many sides all want the same thing
	when two groups have a common interest
	when feelings are not shared by two sides
	when different sides share the same goals

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The exercise below will also help you understand the meaning of mutual.


	Peter and Susan love each other.
	Japan and Germany work together to make a new type of car.
	George and Linda hate each other.
	Japan makes cars and Columbia makes coffee.

Which answers are examples of something mutual? Choose the 3 correct answers.

Response:

	Peter and Susan love each other.
	Japan and Germany work together to make a new type of car.
	George and Linda hate each other.
	Japan makes cars and Columbia makes coffee.
	Feedback: Having mutual feelings and goals means having the same feelings and goals. If two countries expand in different directions, they do not share a mutual goal.

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Mutually exclusive describes two things that cannot happen at the same time. An example is tossing a coin once, which can result in either heads or tails, but not both.

Imagine that you have the four cards in the picture below.

You give two of the cards to another person.

If you have the ace of hearts, then the other person cannot also have the ace of hearts.

This is an example of something that is mutually exclusive because you and the other person cannot both have the same cards at the same time.

See if you can answer the question below.


	Your cards are king of spades and king of hearts. The other person's cards are ace of spades and king of hearts.
	Your cards are king of spades and king of hearts. The other person's cards are ace of spades and ace of hearts.
	Your cards are king of spades and king of hearts. The other person's cards are king of spades and ace of hearts.

Which one of the following options is mutually exclusive? Choose 1 correct answer.

Response:

	Your cards are king of spades and king of hearts. The other person's cards are king of spades and ace of hearts.
	Your cards are king of spades and king of hearts. The other person's cards are ace of spades and king of hearts.
	Your cards are king of spades and king of hearts. The other person's cards are ace of spades and ace of hearts.