I am sorry but i don't know, But the student won 32 times. I did the math on paper and then on my calculator. I am really sorry i couldn't help you. 'ω' Hope you do good on this question and again sorry i could not help you.<span />
Answer:
2/45
Step-by-step explanation:
Note this selection is done without replacement hence after each selection sample size will reduce
Given data
Samples 3 chocolate chip bars,
2 peanut butter bars,
1 lemon bar, and
4 raisin bars
Sample size S= [3+2+1+4]= 10
Probability that first selection is lemon = 1/10
Probability that second selection is raisin = 4/9
Hence the probability that the first bar Iesha selects will be lemon and the second will be raisin= 1/10*4/9
= 4/90= 2/45
Wooooooo hoooooooo you goooooooo
