4. For each event below, is it appropriate to define a frequentist probability? A Bayesian probability? Or both? (a) A six-sided die lands with one dot up (b) I choose one student at random from the class, and that person is a senior (c) Lee Harvey Oswald had an accomplice in assassinating John F. Kennedy (d) It rains tomorrow in Berkeley 5. A student organization contains 60% Democrats, 30% Republicans, and 10% independents. The organization has 50 members in total, and it takes a poll by randomly selecting (without replacement) 5 of its members to call. (a) What is the chance that the first two members called are both Democrats? (b) What is the chance that the first two members called are both not independents? (c) What is the chance that no independents are called among all 5 calls