Name:ShanDate:1.2.5 Review/Preview HomeworkHour:Problem 1-94.Augustin is in line to choose a new locker at school. The locker coordinator has each studentreach into a bin and pull out a locker number. There is one locker at the school that all thekids dread! This locker, # 831, is supposed to be haunted, and anyone who has used it has hadstrange things happen to him or her! When it is Augustin's turn to reach into the bin andselect a locker number, he is verv nervous. He knows that there are 535 lockers left and locker# 831 is one of them. What is the probability that Augustin reaches in and pulls out thedreaded locker # 831? Should he be worried? Explain. Homework Help

We have given two lockers for augustin i.e. 831 and 535 .

Answered: Problem 1-94. Augustin is in line to…

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