A box contains a large number of red and yellow tulip bulbs. A quarter of the bulbs are red. Bulbs are picked randomly from the box. How many bulbs must be picked so that the probability there is at least one red tulip bulb among them is greater than 0.95? This question is unlike any we have seen in class so far. Note, it is not asking you to find a probability. Rather it is asking you to find how many bulbs you need to pick To answer this, you will have to do some algebra, which I expect to see. You may need to brush up on your knowledge and use of logarithms I do expect this question to be challenging. Try your best. Do not give up. You can do it