Question 26 (1 point) A child is allowed to have 2 treats from a bag containing 21 chocolates, 11 hard candies, and 10 gummy candies. All three types of treats are in packages of similar size and shape. Since he cannot decide what he would like, the child reaches into the bag and randomly selects 2 treats, one at a time. The probability that the child selects 1 gummy candy and then a candy that is not a gummy candy, to the nearest thousandth is: Question 27 (1 point) LP The probability that Mr. Johnson goes for an evening walk on any given day during 21 the summer is 0.88, Out of 92 days of summer, the number of days that Mr. Johnson is expected not to take an evening walk to the nearest day, is 14-C CloudyQuestion 28 (1 point) Frank noticed that his mother will serve salad with dinner 78% of the nights, will serve potatoes with dinner 30% of the nights and will serve both 14% of the nights. The probability, to the nearest hundredth, that Frank's mother will serve salad or 12 potatoes is 15 Question 29 (1 point) 17 Based on previous weather records, the probability that the city of Calgary will have a "White Christmas," which is the city being snow-covered on December 25th, is 21 The probability, to the nearest hundredth, that there will be a White Christmas in the city of Calgary the next 2 years is: U L 16-C CloudyQuestion 30 (1 point) A student is drawing one candy from a bag containing 14 Smarties, 8 Kit-Kats, and 4 Coffee Crisps The odds against the student drawing a Kit-Kat is: 12 (express your answer in the form a:b) 15