In her wallet, Anne has 12 bills. Six are $1 bills, two are $5 bills, three are
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In her wallet, Anne has 12 bills. Six are $1 bills, two are $5 bills, three are $10 bills, and one is a $20 bill. She passes a volunteer seeking donations for the Salvation Army and decides to select one bill at random from her wallet and give it to the Salvation Army. Determine
(a) The probability that she selects a $5 bill.
(b) The probability that she does not select a $5 bill.
(c) The odds in favor of her selecting a $5 bill.
(d) The odds against her selecting a $5 bill.
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A Survey of Mathematics with Applications
ISBN: 978-0134112107
10th edition
Authors: Allen R. Angel, Christine D. Abbott, Dennis Runde
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