A snack bar offers a choice 5 beverages, 7 entrees, and 4 types of dessert If a

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A snack bar offers a choice 5 beverages, 7 entrees, and 4 types of dessert If a "meal" consists of a beverage, an entree, and a dessert-how many different meals are a possible In a group of 255 people, 165 people invested in mutual funds, 135 invested in stocks and 75 invested in. both. Mutual funds and stocks. a. Draw a Venn diagram illustrating this situation b. How many people in this group invested in neither mutual funds nor stocks? How many 5 digit codes are possible if the first digit cannot be a four and adjacent digits must be different. a. List sample space for possible Outcomes from spinning these two spinners. b. Give the probability of getting the same color on both spins c. Give the probability of getting a RED and a yellow on the two spinners. (Each colored region is the same area with the circle) A group of 56 people was classified according to gender and age. a. What percent of the people are twenty or older 20? b. What percent of the people are less than 20 and female? c. What is the probability of randomly selecting a female from the population? d. What percent of people who are less than 20 are Male? e. What percent of males are 20 years old or Older? f. What is the probability of randomly selecting a female who is also less than 20? If a family is planning on having three children, what is the probability of having more girls than boys? In a game of chance, people will draw ducks out of a stream of water. The bottom of each duck indicate whether the person wins $1, $2, $3, $5, or $10. The probabilities for winning are given in the table be

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Solving question 1, Please repost the rest individually.

1) No . of ways of selecting a meal = No. of ways of selecting a dessert* No. of ways of selecting a entree* No. of ways of selecting a beverage = 4*7*5 = 140

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