Mathematics, 14.04.2020 20:08 NathanMoreno2019

The 4 member math club at Alachua Balaclava College decided to hold a raffle and each member was responsible for selling 8 tickets (for a total of 32). Each club member bought one ticket and sold 7 to non-members. The stubs were then to be thrown into a fish bowl and three (different) winning tickets were to be chosen at random. a) Of the 32 3 possible outcomes, for how many would at least one math club member win? b) How many outcomes do not involve any math club member winning? c) How many outcomes involve exactly two math club members winning? d) How many outcomes involve all three winners being club members? e) What is the probability that at least one math club member wins? f) What is the probability that no math club member wins? g) What is the probability that exactly two math club members win? h) What is the probability that all three winners will be club members?

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