A gumball machine contains 6 lemon,4 lime, 3 cherry and 2 orange gumballs. 5 gumballs are obtained.
a. How many different sets of 5 gumballs are possible?
b. How many will contain 2 lemon and 3 lime gumballs?
c. Find the probability that the 5 gumballs dispensed by the machine include:
1. 2 lemon and 3 lime
2. 3 cherry and 2 orange
3. 2 lemon, 2 lime, and 1 orange
4. Only lemon
5. Only lime
6. No lemon

Question

A gumball machine contains 6 lemon,4 lime, 3 cherry and 2 orange gumballs. 5 gumballs are obtained.
a. How many different sets of 5 gumballs are possible?
b. How many will contain 2 lemon and 3 lime gumballs?
c. Find the probability that the 5 gumballs dispensed by the machine include:
1. 2 lemon and 3 lime
2. 3 cherry and 2 orange
3. 2 lemon, 2 lime, and 1 orange
4. Only lemon
5. Only lime
6. No lemon

anonymous · Answer

I don't think any one will answer this unless they have a life

anonymous · Answer

Always worth a try- and you were trying to say is "I don't think anyone will answer this unless they don't have a life".

anonymous · Answer

A. 29 sets of 5 gumballs

anonymous · Answer

errr can you show the work or explain for a,b, and c1+2?

anonymous · Answer

Work for A. First you figure out the possible outcomes so 6*4=24*3=72*2=144 if there are 5 possible outcomes than you do 144/5 = 28.8 so you round up to 29 possible and that is the correct answer (I also looked it up online after I figured it out for myself.

anonymous · Answer

B. 1/29 Work for B. there is only one way to get 2 lemon and 3 lime only one set of ways out of 29 so it is 1/29 or just 1

anonymous · Answer

And i have lots of hw to do and tests to study for so the other people on this problem need to help you!