The city has created a new contest to raise funds for a big Fourth of July fireworks celebration. People buy tickets and scratch off a special section on the ticket to reveal whether they have won a prize. One out of every five people who play get a free entry in a raffle. Two out of every fifteen people who play win a small cash prize. If you buy a scratch-off ticket, is it more likely that you will win a free raffle ticket or a cash prize? Explain your answer. What is the probability that you will win something (either a free raffle entry or a cash prize)? What is the probability that you will win nothing at all? To justify your thinking, write an expression to find the complement of winning something. 5-27.