For this problem, assume the cooler contains 25 cans, 13 of which are regular, and the rest of which are diet (1) What is the probability of selecting 6 cans from the cooler so that all are regular? (2) What is the probability of selecting 6 cans from the cooler so that all are diet? (3) What is the probability of selecting 6 cans from the cooler so that at least 5 are diet?

For this problem, assume the cooler contains 25 cans, 13 of which are regular, and the rest of which are diet (1) What is the probability of selecting 6 cans from the cooler so that all are regular? (2) What is the probability of selecting 6 cans from the cooler so that all are diet? (3) What is the probability of selecting 6 cans from the cooler so that at least 5 are diet?

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For this problem, assume the cooler contains 25 cans, 13 of which are regular, and the rest of which are diet

(1) What is the probability of selecting 6 cans from the cooler so that all are regular?

(2) What is the probability of selecting 6 cans from the cooler so that all are diet?

(3) What is the probability of selecting 6 cans from the cooler so that at least 5 are diet?

(4) What is the probability of selecting 6 cans from the cooler so that some are diet and some are regular?

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