Part A: Create a sample space and find the product of each combination. What is the probability that the person wins the game. Express your answer as a fraction in lowest terms and as a percent rounded to the nearest whole number. Part B: The sponsor of the booth determines that they are giving away too many prizes. Recommend a minimum winning number that lowers the chance of winning 25%. Explain your reasoning.

Part C: Participants achieving a winning score of 70 or higher in a four consecutive attempts will receive a large stuffed animal. What is the probability of this occurring?

Part D: After Changing the game rules, patron and onlookers are disappointed when the first five games yield products of 12, 21, 32, 35, and 12. Recommend a statement that the sponsor can use to reassure customers that the game is fair.