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A jury pool has 14 women and 13 men. 12 jurors are to be selected from the jury pool. Find the probability that the jury of 12 will have: a. all women b. no women
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well isn't it a case of 12/27 x 11/26 x 10/25 x 9/24..... then the 2nd part use complementary events P(no women) = 1 - P(all women)
there are two ways to solve this . you can solve this with the combination rule n C r or you can use multiplication rule
campbell, yes that works, also you can do (14 choose 12) / ( 27 choose 12)
@campbell_st @perl Thank you guys so much !!!
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ive tooken the Test i falied at thatQuestion
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yea sucked :(
@campbell_st I think there is a typo in your solution it should be 14/27 * 13/26 *... etc
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