3. A box has eight balls of each of the colors red, black, green, and white.A sample of 4 balls is drawn at random, without replacement.(a) Given that the sample has at least three red balls, what is the con-ditional probability that the sample has four red balls?(b) Given that the sample has balls of at least three different colors,what is the probability that the sample has balls of all four colors?

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