3. Suppose that a box contained seven red balls and three blue balls. If four balls are selected atrandom without replacement, determine the probability distribution function of the number ofred balls that will be obtained.

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3. Suppose that a box contained seven red balls and three blue balls. If four balls are selected at random without replacement, determine the probability distribution function of the number of red balls that will be obtained.