2) A committee of 8 is to be selected from 10 Biologists, 12 Chemists, and 14 Mathematicians. What is the probability that the number of Mathematicians on the committee are double the Chemists?
2) A committee of 8 is to be selected from 10 Biologists, 12 Chemists, and 14 Mathematicians. What is the probability that the number of Mathematicians on the committee are double the Chemists?
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