1. A large urn in your kitchen is full of fruit. There are nine apples, three oranges, and eight pears. What percentage of the mixed fruit are apples? What percentage are NOT apples?
2. You have a dime and a penny. Flip them both, noting whether each coin lands heads up or tails up. List all possible outcomes. Let E be the event that you get at least one head. List all the outcomes that give E. What is the probability that E occurs?
3. A game at a carnival has 85 rubber ducks floating in water. The ducks are numbered 01 to 85, with the numbers written on their undersides so they can't be seen. To play, you select a duck and see what number it has. If the number is less than 60, you win a consolation prize. If the number is at least 60 but less than or equal to 70, you win a stuffed duck. If the number is greater than 70 you win a giant, stuffed banana. What is the probability you win a stuffed duck? (round to five decimal places) What is the probability you don't win a duck or a banana? (round to five decimal places)