Mathematics, 24.03.2022 03:50 reycaden

A basket contains 8 oranges and 2 pears, the fruit are picked at random from one after assuming the fruits are not replaced. (a). Draw a probability tree to show the possible outcome to show the 3 picks. (b). Show the probability of picking all oranges and pears and an orange in that order. (c). Find the probability of picking at least two orange

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