Wearing Hunter Orange A study of hunting injuries and the wearing of “hunter” orange clothing showed that among 123 hunters injured when mistaken for game, 6 were wearing orange (based on data from the Centers for Disease Control). If a follow-up study begins with the random selection of hunters from this sample of 123, find the probability that the first two selected hunters were both wearing orange.

a. Assume that the first hunter is replaced before the next one is selected.

b. Assume that the first hunter is not replaced before the second hunter is selected.

c. Given a choice between selecting with replacement and selecting without replacement, which choice makes more sense in this situation? Why?