A bowl contains 10 chips each with a different number from 1-10 written on the chip. Use this information to find the following. a) If one chip is selected at random, what is the probability that it is prime (2,3,5,7) ? b) If two chips are selected at random in succession, what is the probability that both are prime numbered if the first chip is replaced in the bowl? c) If two chips are selected at random in succession, what is the probability that both are prime numbered if the first chip is not replaced in the bowl?

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A bowl contains 10 chips each with a different number from 1-10 written on the chip. Use this information to find the following. a) If one chip is selected at random, what is the probability that it is prime (2,3,5,7) ? b) If two chips are selected at random in succession, what is the probability that both are prime numbered if the first chip is replaced in the bowl? c) If two chips are selected at random in succession, what is the probability that both are prime numbered if the first chip is not replaced in the bowl? d)If two chips are selected at random in succession, what is the probability that the first is prime numbered or the second is prime numbered if the first chip is replaced in the bowl? e) If three chips are selected at random with all put back in the bowl, what is the probability that none of them have a prime number written on them? f) If three chips are selected at random from the bowl, what is the probability that at least one chip is prime numbered if all chips are put back in the bowl before the next is drawn? g) If a chip is randomly selected, what is the probability that it is odd numbered given that it is prime numbered.
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