1. If there are eight candidates for a scholarship and we let a, b, c, d, e, f, g, and h denote that it is awarded to Ms. Adam, Mr. Bean, Miss Clark, Mrs. Daly, Mr. Earl, Ms. Fuentes, Ms. Gardener, or Mr. Hall, respectively. Let event U= {b, e, h} and event V = {e, f, g, h}. List the outcomes that comprise the following events and express each of these events in words: a) U' b) UnV c) U UV' 2. A literary critic has two days on which to take a look at some of the seven books that have recently been released. She wants to check out at least five of the books, but not more than four on either day. a) Using two coordinates so that (2, 3), for example, represents the event that she will take a look at two books on the first day and three books on the second day, list the nine possibilities of the sample space. b) List the points of event T, that she will take a look at five of the books, event U that she will take a look at more books on the first day than on the second day, and event V that she will take a look at 3 books on the second day. c) List the points that constitute the events Tn U, UnV, and VT'