Inactive Tutor answered 05/06/15
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Hi Amber in Loves Park,
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Joseph's version is faaaar more direct than what I proposed. No need to get tangled up in combination formulas for this one!
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Ha! I didn't even take it one step further to check my answer and realize that we end up in the same place.
You are absolutely correct, and Joseph's approach for this situation definitely is simpler than mine. We're just splitting up the group into two parts, and the probability that Diego ends up with the group of 25 is 25/27. Right you are!
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