Suppose that you have a box full of citrus fruits. Inside there are 38 different citrus fruits. Insidethe box you have:8 Oranges20 Limes6 Lemons4 GrapefruitsYou reach into the bag and randomly pull out 6 fruits. Calculate each of the following proba-bilities. Make sure to write your answer as a decimal.(a) The probability that you get all Limes.(b) The probability that you get exactly 2 Lemons.(c) The probability that you do not get any Oranges.(d) The probability that you get 2 Grapefruits and 4 Limes.

It is given that The total different citrus fruits = 38Oranges = 8Limes = 20Lemons = 6Grapefruits =…

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(a) The probability that you get all Limes. (b) The probability that you get exactly 2 Lemons. (c) The probability that you do not get any Oranges.

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Suppose that you have a box full of citrus fruits. Inside there are 38 different citrus fruits. Inside
the box you have:
8 Oranges
20 Limes
6 Lemons
4 Grapefruits
You reach into the bag and randomly pull out 6 fruits. Calculate each of the following proba-
bilities. Make sure to write your answer as a decimal.
(a) The probability that you get all Limes.
(b) The probability that you get exactly 2 Lemons.
(c) The probability that you do not get any Oranges.
(d) The probability that you get 2 Grapefruits and 4 Limes.

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