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Question 766310: Among 35 radios, 27 are defective. An experiment consists of randomly choosing 9 radios. (order is not important) Find the probability that 8 radios chosen are defective.
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Among 35 radios, 27 are defective. An experiment consists of randomly choosing 9 radios. (order is not important) Find the probability that 8 radios chosen are defective.
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