Part I: Sections 1.1 - 1.54.A flower garden has 40 flowers: 10 yellow, 5 white, 8 red,and 17 pink. Assume that 3 flowers are randomly selected.If the sampling is done with replacement, what is the(a)probability that the first two flowers are pink and the last flower is yellow?(b)probability that at least one of the flowers is red?If the sampling is done without replacement, what is the

Given that Total flowers in the garden (n) = 40 Yellow = 10 White = 5 Red = 8 Pink = 17 We know…

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