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In a group of 15 men, 9 are graduates. If 5 men are selected at

random, what is the probability that they consists of (i) all

graduates (ii) at least three graduates (iii) at most 2 graduates (iv)

exactly 4 graduates (v) no graduates?​

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given : a group of 15 men, 9 are graduates.

5 men are selected at random

To Find : probability that they consists of

(i) all graduates (ii) at least three graduates (iii) at most 2 graduates (iv)

exactly 4 graduates (v) no graduates?​

Solution:

group of 15 men

Graduates = 9

not graduates = 6

5 out of 15 can be selected in ¹⁵C₅  ways  = 3,003

all graduates can be selected in  ⁹C₅  ways  = 126

Probability = 126/3003  = 42/1001  = 6/143

at least three graduates = ⁹C₃.⁶C₂ + ⁹C₄.⁶C₁ + ⁹C₅.⁶C₀

= 1260 + 756 + 126

= 2,142

Probability = 2,142/3003  =  714/1001  = 102/143

at most 2 graduates = ⁹C₀.⁶C₅ + ⁹C₁.⁶C₄ + ⁹C₂.⁶C₃

= 6 + 135 + 720

= 861

Probability = 861/3003  = 41/143

exactly 4 graduates = ⁹C₄.⁶C₁  = 756  

probability = 756/3003  = 36/143

no graduates = ⁹C₀.⁶C₅   = 6

probability = 6/3003  = 2/1001

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