Experiment: In Daniel's dorm room, his refrigerator always has the same number of cans of soda.

This is the perfect world of probability and college life. He invites friends and classmates to select

their favorite beverages.

The flavors and amounts are as follows:

4 cans of cola, 6 cans of orange, 2 cans of ginger ale, 1 can of vanilla cream and 5 root beers.

Three cans are chosen from the refrigerator without replacement.

Find the probability (each is a separate event) of:

a. Trevor choosing 3 cans of root beer: ______

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______ = a. ____________

b. Azoree choosing cola, root beer, cola: ______

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______ = b. ____________

c. Dr. Whelan choosing 1 ginger ale, then 2 vanilla creams: _____

_____

_____ =

c. ____________