Mathematics, 14.07.2020 01:01, oshagie

PROBABILITY. 22 chocolate bars total. 3 Mr. Good bars, 7 Krackel bars, and 12 Hershey’s bars. You are going to grab 7 bars WITHOUT replacement. Express answers in decimal form, round to at least 4 decimal places. 1: P(3 Mr. Good bars and 4 krackel bars)? 2:P( 3 Krackel bars and 4 Hershey’s bars)? 3: P(none of the 7 are Hershey bars)?

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PROBABILITY. 22 chocolate bars total. 3 Mr. Good bars, 7 Krackel bars, and 12 Hershey’s bars. You ar...