A ball is drawn from a bag containing 11 red balls numbered 1-11 and 5 white balls numbered 12-16. (Enter your probabilities as fractions.)(a) What is the probability that the ball is not even-numbered?(b) What is the probability that the ball is red and even-numbered?(c) What is the probability that the ball is red or even-numbered?(d) What is the probability that the ball is neither red nor even-numbered?

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