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------------------------------------------ Note Answers to the A and C look similar. ------------------------------------------ The i-cream store is open...

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Note Answers to the A and C look similar.

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The i-cream store is open now after many days. There are 50 type of flavors choose for i-cream

Three scoop sundae

(a) finely if you choose randomly three different flavors for your three scoop sundae. Find the probability of your sundae does not include Buttermilk, Blue mint, or Cake batter?

(b) answer question (a) again but the flavors include maybe repeats

(c) If you randomly choose three different flavors for three scoop sundae. find the probability your sundae has at least one scoop of Buttermilk, Blue mint, or Cake batter

(d) answer question (c) again but the flavors include maybe repeats

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