Question 4: There are 6 chopsticks; 3 red, 2 blue, and one white. Two chopsticks are chosen at random, in succession, without replacement. (There is a 1" draw and then a 2nd draw) a) How many elements does the sample space have? b) How many elements does the event 'at least one red chopstick' have? c) What is the probability that one chopstick is red? d) What is the probability that one chopstick is red and one is blue? e) What is the probability that one chopsticks is red or one is blue? f) What is the probability that both chopsticks have different colors? g) What is the probability of the event 'red on first or blue on second' ?