5.) Suppose you select a number from 1-10 at random. Find the probability ofeach situation.a. P(even number)b. P(1 or 4)c. P(Less than 8)d. P(greater than 10)

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5. ) Suppose you select a number from 1-10 at random. Find the probability of each situation. a. P(even number) b. P(1 or 4) c. P(Less than 8) d. P(greater than 10)