35. A bag contains three different colored a) P(green) marbles: red, blue, and green. Of these, some are solid, and some are striped. If one of the marbles is chosen at random, find each probability. b) P(solid or blue) Solid c) P(striped | green) Red 6 10 Blue 15 8 Green 12 9 d) P( not blue | solid) Topic #7: Permutations & Combinations Determine if a permutation or combination is appropriate, find the number of possibilities. 36. The number of ways that 18 runners can 37. The number of ways to choose 3 slices of win first, second, and third place. pizza from a pizza cut into 16 pieces. 38. The number of ways to arrange the letters 39. The number of ways to create a 4-person in the word JOURNEY. committee from a group of 25 people. 40. The number of ways to form a 12-person jury | 41. The number of 6-digit passcodes possible from a pool of 40 potential jurors. using the digits 1-8 if digits cannot repeat. Find each probability using permutations or combinations (whichever is appropriate). 42. A class contains 12 girls and 16 boys. If a 43. To enter a video call with their teacher, group of 5 people is formed from this class, each student must enter a unique what is the probability that they are all passcode that begins with 3 capital letters boys? that do not repeat. What is the probability that a student's passcode begins with ABC? 44. There are 30 calculators numbered 1-30 in 45. Laura is filling three empty photo frames on a case. If 4 of the calculators are broken, her mantle by randomly using individual what is the probability that the numbers on pictures of her eight grandchildren. If Ben is the broken calculators are at least 16? her grandson, what is the probability that his picture is used in the middle frame