During a school visiting day, a mother visited her daughter. She carried a bag containing 12 oranges, 16 apples, and 8 mangoes, all of them the same size. She draws 3 fruits for her daughter's friends without replacement. Find the probability that;
a The 3 are oranges
b 1 is Apple, the other 2 mangoes
c 1 is orange, 1 apple and a mango
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