Problem 4.You are running a camp of 30 students, including John and Jane. 3a.) What is the total possible ways you can arrange 2 focus groupsof students one group being size 4, and the other size 6.3b.) What is the probability that John and Jane are not in the samegroup ( so either not chosen or are chosen but not in the samegroup).

Number of students is 30.Including John and Jane.

Answered: 3a.) What is the total possible ways…

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3a.) What is the total possible ways you can arrange 2 focus groups of students one group being size 4 and the other size 6. " 3b.) What is the probability that John and Jane are not in the same group (so either not chosen or are chosen but not in the same group).