Campbell’s is testing 12 new soups for possible production. They are testing 3 Chunky soups, 4 Healthy Request soups, and 5 Select Harvest soups. Campbell’s is planning on producing 4 new soups. Assuming each soup has an equal chance of being randomly selected, what is the probability that the 4 soups selected will be: 2 Healthy soups and 2 Chunky soups 3 Select Harvest soups and 1 Healthy Request soup 1 Healthy Request soup, 1 Select Harvest, and 2 Chunky soups At least one Chunky soup

Campbell’s is testing 12 new soups for possible production. They are testing 3 Chunky soups, 4 Healthy Request soups, and 5 Select Harvest soups. Campbell’s is planning on producing 4 new soups. Assuming each soup has an equal chance of being randomly selected, what is the probability that the 4 soups selected will be: 2 Healthy soups and 2 Chunky soups 3 Select Harvest soups and 1 Healthy Request soup 1 Healthy Request soup, 1 Select Harvest, and 2 Chunky soups At least one Chunky soup

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Campbell’s is testing 12 new soups for possible production. They are testing 3 Chunky soups, 4 Healthy Request soups, and 5 Select Harvest soups. Campbell’s is planning on producing 4 new soups. Assuming each soup has an equal chance of being randomly selected, what is the probability that the 4 soups selected will be:
2 Healthy soups and 2 Chunky soups
3 Select Harvest soups and 1 Healthy Request soup
1 Healthy Request soup, 1 Select Harvest, and 2 Chunky soups

At least one Chunky soup

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