Timothy D.
asked 03/14/18If the students are chosen at random, what is the probability that the students chosen are not both girls?
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Kenneth S. answered 03/14/18
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Problem of this kind are easy, provided that you supply all of facts; you didn't.
P(not both girls) = 1 - P(both girls).
Math is indeed awesome, but the rest of your remark was unintelligible. Don't waste our time (and yours) that way!
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