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Probability - Gravner-49.a

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You have $16$ balls, $3$ blue $4$ green, and $9$ red. You also have $3$ urns. For each of the $16$ balls. you select an urn at random and put the ball into it.(Urns are large enough to accommodate any number of balls.)

(a) What is the probability that no urn is empty?
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