263 Suppose that N people at a restaurant check their coats. The attendant loses the tickets so at the end of the evening he hands each of the N people a coat at random from among those that were checked. What is the probability that: exactly r get the proper coat? b none get the proper coat?

263 Suppose that N people at a restaurant check their coats. The attendant loses the tickets so at the end of the evening he hands each of the N people a coat at random from among those that were checked. What is the probability that: exactly r get the proper coat? b none get the proper coat?

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263 Suppose that N people at a restaurant check their coats. The attendant loses the tickets so at the end
of the evening he hands each of the N people a coat at random from among those that were checked.
What is the probability that:
a exactly r get the proper coat?
b
none get the
proper
coat?

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