Market Research conducted a national consumer study of 13787 respondents in the spring of 2009.  The respondents were asked to indicate the primary source of the vitamins or minerals supplements they consume. Thirty-five percent indicated a multiple formula was their choice. A subset of 20 respondents who used multiple vitamins was selected for further questioning.  Half of  them used a One A Day vitamin; the rest used generic brands.  Of the subset, 4 were asked to fill out a  more complete health survey. a. Calculate the probability that the final selection of 4 subset members were all One A Day multiple vitamins users. b. Calculate the probability that the final selection of 2 or fewer subset members were all One A Day multiple vitamin users. c. Calculate the probability that the final selection of more than 1 subset members were all One A Day multiple vitamin users.

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