All of them Are correct, assuming this is the recipe.
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
First we need to find the total amount of apples in the crate:
Total = 10 + 14 + 4 + 18 = 46 apples
The probability of the first apple being a golden delicious apple is the number of those apples over the total number of apples:


Then, the probability of the second apple being a granny Smith apple is the number of those apples over the total number of apples, but now the total number of apples is one less, because one apple was removed from the crate:


The final probability we want is the product of those two probabilities:

Answer:
I would need to see an actual table to answer this question.
Since there is two negative signs in the original equation, you need two negative signs in the equivalent one as well.
Because one of the negatives if before the fraction, it doesn't matter if the second negative is on the 13 or on the 12.
The answer is A.