A. 1.04%B. 10.4%C. 89.6%D. 98.96% Use the following tree diagram and its' probabilities to answer question:White1.WatteGitsWheatWatfleWatfleHan44 Hash Browns65, White35 WheatWaffe1565WhiteWatfle56 GrtsBacon44 Hash Brow Wheat42FriedWheatWaffle65 WhteWaffleWalfle43Whte - Wale5556. GntsSausage4Hash BrownsWheat Watfle65 Whte-weffe35 Wheat-wafte65White- Wattle56GrtsWheat-Waffle3565 White -Walffe'WheatWhte wateA5Ham1544Hash BrownsWalffle6558 Grts423585 WhteWheat-warleScrambledBaconWaffle44Hash Browns35 Wheat-Waffle4365WhtaWaffle56 GrtsWheat1.Waffle35Sausage65 WhiteWaffle44Hash Brow wheatWaffle3. What is the probability that the next order of the All-Star Special is NOT scrambles eggs, ham, hash browns, wheat toast and a waffle?

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Use the following tree diagram and its' probabilities to answer question: Whte Wate Gts Wheat- Wate e Whte Wefe 1. - Wafte Wheat White Weffle Han 4Hah Browm Grts Wheat- Wate Whte-Waffle Wheat Wfe 5 Whtel we 2 Onts Wheatwefe 0s Whe Wefte Fad Bacon Hash Browny 43 Wae Sausage AHah Bowns WhealWate Whte wate Whealwae 56 Grts Ham AS es Wiewale Whea Wate WhiteWate WheatWae S Whte wame Hash Browns 6s Grts Scrambled 2 Bacon 35 Hash Brow e-wete 35 Wheat Wafle 43 5 Whte waffle 1. Grts Sasage Wheatwte Waffle Whte Warte AHash Bro Wheat we 3. What is the probability that the next order of the All-Star Special is NOT scrambles eggs, ham, hash browns, wheat toast and a waffle?

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

10th Edition

ISBN:9780134753119

Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

Section: Chapter Questions

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