SOLUTION: If there are 65 questions on an exam, what is the probablity of two people missing only the same two questions?
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Question 913304: If there are 65 questions on an exam, what is the probablity of two people missing only the same two questions?
Answer by ewatrrr(24785) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
65 Q: 2W, 63R
P(choosing 2W) = 2/65
P(2 people choosing same two(to get wrong)) =
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