A kid's box contains 36 broken B toys and 23 good G toys. The parents plan to donate 18 toysof their child.a.How many number of ways of selecting exactly 10 good toys.b.How many number of ways of selecting exactly 18 broken toys.What is the probability (T) that all selected toys to be donated are broken?C.What is the probability (T) that the selected toys to be donated have exactly 10 goodtoys?d.

Given: Given: 36 broken B toys and 23 good G toys. Total number of toys = 36+23 = 59 Parents plan to…

Answered: A kid's box contains 36 broken B toys…

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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