60% of students who took Statistics course last year were successful. What is the probability that two randomly selected students among these students have both passed the Statistics course last year? O a) 0.60 O B) 0.36 O NS) 0.42 O D) 0.45 O TO) 0.70

60% of students who took Statistics course last year were successful. What is the probability that two randomly selected students among these students have both passed the Statistics course last year? O a) 0.60 O B) 0.36 O NS) 0.42 O D) 0.45 O TO) 0.70

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A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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