Please help me respond to 2 of my classmates discussion post thank you

1. A package of gumballs has 25 pieces in it. Of that 25, 10 are red, 5 are blue, 6 are yellow and 4 are pink. The first grab results in pulling 4 gumballs out, what is the probability that 4 of those gumballs are pink and red? With the second grab, 6 are pulled out, what is the likelihood of those 6 gumballs being yellow and blue?

Sarah

2. Good evening, class!

I hope I understood this enough to create a problem for you, but I gave it my best shot!

You're on the beach with your friends and you get a little thirsty. No worries, you have a cooler in front of you with a total of 20 sodas: 10 Dr. Peppers, 5 Sprites and 5 Cokes. The first time you open the cooler, you pull out 2 sodas; what is the probability you pulled out 2 Cokes? The next time you open the cooler, you grab 2 more sodas, but put 1 back; what is the probability you pulled out another Coke?

Hope you're all having a great week!

-Rachel