Mathematics, 21.07.2020 06:01, ari313

Consider a cupcake shop that sells 7 different kinds of cupcakes (chocolate raspberry, strawberry shortcake, red velvet, funfetti, lemon, German chocolate, and chocolate caramel). Assuming there are at least 12 of each kind available, if Andres asks for a random selection of 12 cupcakes, what is the probability that he will get (a)exactly 6 red velvet?
(b)exactly 3 each of 4 different kinds?
(c)no lemon?
(d)at least 1 German chocolate and at least one chocolate raspberry?

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