3. A toy is drawn at random from a box containing 18 red toys, 25 white toys, and 41 blue toys.Determine the probability that it isi) Red ii) Whiteiii) Blue iv) Not white v) Red or blue

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3. A toy is drawn at random from a box containing 18 red toys, 25 white toys, and 41 blue toys Determine the probability that it is i) Red ii) White iii) Blue iv) Not white v) Red or blue