SOLUTION: in a class of 38 students, 13 are math majors. the teacher selects 2 students at random from this class. the probability (to 3 decimal places) that both of them are math majors is:

SOLUTION: in a class of 38 students, 13 are math majors. the teacher selects 2 students at random from this class. the probability (to 3 decimal places) that both of them are math majors is:

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Question 666730: in a class of 38 students, 13 are math majors. the teacher selects 2 students at random from this class. the probability (to 3 decimal places) that both of them are math majors is:
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in a class of 38 students, 13 are math majors. the teacher selects 2 students at random
in a class of 38 students, 13 are math majors.
the teacher selects 2 students at random
P(both math majors) =
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