Please complete two questions using permutation/combination
method, thanks.
A builder remodeling a residential kitchen decides to place a
splashguard behind the sink consisting of 8 six-inch-square ceramic
tiles decorated with different botanical herbs. The tiles will be
installed in a custom-made wooden panel. The tile supplier has 12
different herb designs to choose from, and the builder selects 8 of
these 12 at random. Suppose the order in which the tiles are
arranged on the splashguard does not matter.
A. Two of the 12 herb tiles contain a blue tint that matches
the kitchen color scheme. What is the probability that these 2
tiles will be included in the splashguard?
B. The family actually grows 5 of the 12 herbs in a backyard
garden. What is the probability that all 5 of these will be
included on the splashguard?
Part II:
The Robert F. Kennedy Justice Building in Washington, D.C.,
contains 68 murals and 35 sculptures. Suppose that during a visitor
tour, you are able to see 20 total items (murals and sculptures) at
random.
A. What is the probability that a visitor will see 10 murals
and 10 sculptures?
B. What is the probability that the visitor will see only
murals?
C. What is the probability that the visitor will see all 18
murals depicting the codifiers of law?
D. Suppose it is possible to see some of the 12 physiographic
and industrial regions of the national domain panels but still see
only 20 total items. What is the probability that the visitor will
see all of these panels and murals but no sculptures?