Answer:
Probability that none of the meals will exceed the cost covered by your company=0.2637 
Probability that one of the meals will exceed the cost covered by your company=0.4945
Probability that two of the meals will exceed the cost covered by your company=0.2197 
Probability that three of the meals will exceed the cost covered by your company=0.02197 
Explanation:
15 restaurants located in Boston is relevant for this question. 
One third of 15 means, 5 restaurants will always exceed 50$ 
So, 
We can use combinations, as we don’t know the exact 5 restaurants out of the 15 
None of the meals will exceed, 
10 restaurants will not exceed the rate and we will surely have to go to 3 restaurants so 
10C3/15C3 
= (10*9*8/1*2*3)/ (15*14*13/1*2*3) 
=120/455 
=0.2637 
One of the meals will exceed, 
We have to visit 3 restaurants but one will exceed. 
So, 
(10C2*5C1)/15C3 
= ((10*9/1*2) *5)/ (15*14*13/1*2*3) 
=45*5/455 
=225/455 
=0.4945 
Two of the meals will exceed, 
We visit 3 restaurants but two will exceed. 
So, 
(10C1*5C2)/15C3 
= ((10*5*4/1*2))/ (15*14*13/1*2*3) 
=100/455 
=0.2197 
All 3 meals will exceed. 
So, 
5C3/15C3 
= (5*4*3/1*2*3)/ (15*14*13/1*2*3) 
=10/455 
=0.02197