1) A truck driver has a choice of routes as he travels among four cities. He...

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1) A truck driver has a choice of routes as he travels among four cities. He can choose from four routes between Toronto and Oakville, two between Oakville and Hamilton, and three between Hamilton and Guelph. Find the total number of routes possible for the complete Toronto-Oakville-Hamilton-Guelph trips. 2) A test has four true/false questions. What is the probability that they will get all four correct by guessing? 3) A test has three multiple choice questions, each question has four possible answers. What is the probability that you get all three questions correct by guessing? 4) A standard deck of cards has had all the face cards (jacks, queens, and kings) removed so that only the ace through ten of each suit remain. A game is played in which a card is drawn from this deck and a six- sided die is rolled. For the purpose of this game, an ace is considered to have a value of 1. a) Determine the total number of possible outcome for this game. b) Find the probability of each of these events: i) an even card and an even roll of the die ii) an even card and a roll of 3. iii) a card of 3 and a roll of the die of 3 or less 1) A truck driver has a choice of routes as he travels among four cities. He can choose from four routes between Toronto and Oakville, two between Oakville and Hamilton, and three between Hamilton and Guelph. Find the total number of routes possible for the complete Toronto-Oakville-Hamilton-Guelph trips. 2) A test has four true/false questions. What is the probability that they will get all four correct by guessing? 3) A test has three multiple choice questions, each question has four possible answers. What is the probability that you get all three questions correct by guessing? 4) A standard deck of cards has had all the face cards (jacks, queens, and kings) removed so that only the ace through ten of each suit remain. A game is played in which a card is drawn from this deck and a six- sided die is rolled. For the purpose of this game, an ace is considered to have a value of 1. a) Determine the total number of possible outcome for this game. b) Find the probability of each of these events: i) an even card and an even roll of the die ii) an even card and a roll of 3. iii) a card of 3 and a roll of the die of 3 or less

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