ive Literacy Hannah Thompson 03/20/259:19 PM Question 7, 11.4.18 HW Score: 59.33\%, 5.83 of 10 points Patiocto Points: 0 of 1 (e) below. Click here fo viow tre dogran B Dotermine the saingie specce. A. WYN.YANY,NN,NAAYANAA o. YN,YANY,NAAYAN c) Determine the protsatity thet a board member votes abstain, no, yes in that order of the motions. \( \frac{1}{27} \) (Type an intager or a elimplited frection.) d) Determine the probability that a board menter votes yes on exaclly one of the motions. \( \frac{4}{9} \) (Type an intager or a simpeled fraction) e) Detemine the probabily that a board member voles yes on at leest one motion. \( \square \) (Type an integer or a oimpliled fraction)

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