A tennis team's shirts have arrived in a big box, and people are excitedly grabbing them, looking for the right size. The box contains 6 small, 8 medium, 7 large and 4 extra-large shirts. You want a medium for you and one for your sister. Find the probability for each event described below. Assume without replacement. To show your work and receive credit, write the fraction you entered in your calculator and your final answer as a decimal. a) If you grab one shirt at a time and look at the size, what is the probability that the first two shirts you grab are both large? Give the fractions you entered in your calculator: Give your final answer as a decimal: b) If you grab one shirt at a time and look at the size, what is the probability that the first shirt you grab is large and the second shirt you grab is medium? Give the fractions you entered in your calculator: Give your final answer as a decimal rounded to 2 decimal places: c) If you grab one shirt at a time and look at the size, what is the probability you will have to look at 4 shirts in order to find a medium? Hint: You will pick a total of 4 shirts - the first three are not medium but the fourth shirt is a medium. Give the fractions you entered in your calculator: Give your final answer as a decimal rounded to 2 decimal places