Question 1 (2 points) Suppose that you have a bag of marbles, some of which are red, some of which are blue, and some of which are green. If you take marbles out one at a time, look at them, and then put them back before drawing the next one, we can model this as a Binomial Distribution. Suppose you draw 5 marbles out of the bag, what is the probability of drawing 3 red marbles if the proportion of red marbles is 0.25? Round your answer to two decimal places (remember, probabilities are, by definition, numbers between 0 and 1, so express your answer as a decimal). Your Answer: Answer Question 2 (2 points) Suppose that you have a bag of marbles, some of which are red, some of which are blue, and some of which are green. If you take marbles out one at a time, look at them, and then put them back before drawing the next one, we can model this as a Binomial Distribution. Suppose you draw 4 marbles out of the bag, what is the probability of drawing all red marbles if the proportion of red marbles is 0.37? Round your answer to two decimal places. Your