Question 1) A sports team general manager is considering 2 players (A and B) that could potentially be traded soon. The probability that player A will be traded is 0.85 and probability that player B will be traded is 0.7.

Assume these events are independent.

Do not round calculation results.

What is the probability that: 1. both players will be traded? 2. neither player will be traded? 3. only player A will be traded? 4. exactly one player will be traded? Question 2: Suppose you have a jar with 20 marbles. 12 marbles are red, and 8 marbles are blue. You draw marbles one at a time from the jar, without replacing them. What is the probability of drawing a red marble, then a red marble, then a blue marble? Round your answer to at least 4 decimals. Question 3: We have a bag of marbles, 3 red and 12 blue. We randomly pull two marbles, with replacement. Find each of the probabilities. Write the answers as decimals, rounded to 4 decimal places. a) P(both marbles are red)= b) P(both marbles are blue)= c) P(the two marbles are of the same color)= d) P(the two marbles are of different colors)= We randomly pull two marbles from the same bag, but this time without replacement. Find each of the probabilities. Write the answers as decimals, rounded to 4 decimal places. a) P(both marbles are red)= b) P(both marbles are blue)= c) P(the two marbles are of the same color)= d) P(the two marbles are of different colors)=