Asked by Michael
A school dance committee of four people is selected at random from a group of 9 ninth graders, 8 eighth graders, and 10 seventh graders. What is the probability that the committee has all seventh graders? The probability that the committee has all seventh graders is?
NOTE: I realize that this is a combination problem with 10C4 as the set up. But my question is how would I go about multiplying and dividing this out into a fraction? I am a new learner to permutations and combinations.
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R_scott
how many 4 person committees can be selected from the 27 students
... 27C4
how many 4 person committees can be selected from the 10 7th graders
... 10C4
probability of all 7th graders ... 10C4 / 27C4
... 27C4
how many 4 person committees can be selected from the 10 7th graders
... 10C4
probability of all 7th graders ... 10C4 / 27C4
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