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A string orchestra has 10 members who play violin, 3 who play viola, 5 who play cello and 2 who play double bass. There are 14 members who are right-handed. If a member of this string orchestra is chosen at random, what is the probability that he or she is: (a) right-handed and plays the cello? (b) left-handed and doesn’t play the violin? Could you draw me a diagram about how to approach the problem. eg tree diagram, table, etc. Thank you.
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