Mathematics, 12.12.2020 17:00 abbie722

PLEASE HELP 12. Gevork, Peter, and Sam were the only three students to enter a raffle to win an rubic’s cube. Gevork has
12 raffle tickets, Peter has 10 raffle tickets, and Sam has 8 raffle tickets.
a. Who is most likely to win the raffle?

b. Who is least likely to win the raffle?

c. What it the proability that Gevork wins the raffle?

d. What is the probability that either Peter or Sam win the raffle?

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PLEASE HELP 12. Gevork, Peter, and Sam were the only three students to enter a raffle to win an rub...