* _ Question 8 Let X be a discrete random variable that follows a hypergeometric distribution with a population size of N: 16, the number of successes in the population is M : 9, and a random sample of size n ; 4 that is taken without replacement. 1 point What isP (X 2 3)? Flound your answer to at least 3 decimal places. - Question 9 1 point For each of the following, determine whether the random variable is a Binomial, Poisson. Geometric. or Hypergeometric random variable. (N.B. In some of these scenarios, the random variable may not follow any of the distributions perfectly choose the distribution that would be the most appropriate.) at) (Click for List) c i The first male kitten in a litter will be the third one born. b) (Click for List) :1 The number of females in a random sample of 10 students, when it is known that half of the 50 students in the course are women. c) I (Click for List) 6 ) A count of the number of allergic reactions to a vaccine administered to a nursery of 15 infants. d) ' (Click for List) cl The first Hat Trick to be scored in a hockey playoff series will happen in the fifth game. e) (Click for List) 9 i The number of rotten blueberries in a random sample of 6 blueberries from a box of 50, when exactly 10% of the box of 50 blueberries are rotten