P(98, 2)P(100, 4)P(98, 2)C(100, 4)C(98, 2)P(100, 4)OP(100, 2)C(100, 4)OC(100, 2)P(100, 4)OC(100, 2)C(100, 4)OP(100, 2)P(100, 4) Tickets numbered 1-100 are put into a hat, and four tickets are drawn randomly.Once a ticket is drawn, it is not put back into the hat. The first ticket drawn wins$1000. The second ticket drawn wins $500. The third ticket drawn wins $300. Thefourth ticket drawn wins $200.What is the probability ticket #27 and ticket #39 both win prizes?

There are a total of 100 tickets, and 4 tickets are drawn without replacement. The number of ways to…

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A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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