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Question 659307: An organization consists of 9 freshmen, 10 sophmores, 12 juniors and 14 seniors. A committee of 10 is to be selected at random. What is the probability they are all seniors?
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Hi,
An organization of consists of 9 freshmen, 10 sophmores, 12 juniors and 14 seniors.
A committee of 10 is to be selected at random
P(all seniors) =
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