There are ten musicians at a concert. Six only play instrume…

There are ten musicians at a concert. Six only play instruments and four only sing. If you picked two musicians at random, without replacement, what is the probability you pick one that only sings then one that only plays instruments? Round your answer up or down to the nearest decimal. E.g.: 0.1244444 would have 0.13, 0.12, or 12, or 13 all as acceptable answers.

There are three possible outcomes for a soccer game: {win, l…

There are three possible outcomes for a soccer game: {win, loss, draw (tied)}. For a team, their probabilities are as follows: P(Win) = .53 , P(Loss) = .46, P(Draw) = .01 Use the letters W, P, and D or the words to represent Win, Loss, and Draw. Fill in the sample space for two games: {(  , ), ( ,  ), ( ,  ) , ( , ) , ( , ), ( , ), ( , ) , ( , ), ( , )}