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Seven balls are randomly withdrawn from an urn that contains 12 red, 16 blue, and 18 green balls. Find the probability that

(a) 3 red, 2 blue, and 2 green balls are withdrawn;

(b) at least 2 red balls are withdrawn;

(c) all withdrawn balls are the same color;

(d) either exactly 3 red balls or exactly 3 blue balls are withdrawn.

Short Answer

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The respective probabilities are

(a)P(3R+2B+2G)=306040549

(b) P(R≥2)=363707608235

(c) p=55076690585

(d)P(3Ror3B)=13892078

Step by step solution

01

Given information

An urn that contains 12 red(R), 16 blue(B), and 18 green(G) balls.

02

Part(a)

P(3R+2B+2G)=123162182467=306040549

03

Part(b)

P(atleast 2 red balls are drawn)=P(R≥2)

P(R≥2)=1-P(R≤1)=1-P(R=0)-P(R=1)=1-347467-121346467⇒P(R≥2)=363707608235

04

Part(c)

P(all balls are of same color) = P(all R) + P(all B) + P(all G) = p(say)

p=127467+167467+187467p=55076690585
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Part(d)

P(either exactly 3 red balls or exactly 3 blue balls are withdrawn) = P(3R or 3B)
P(3Ror3B)=P(3R)+ P(3B)P(3Ror3B)=123463+163463⇒P(3Ror3B)=13892078

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