8. In a class of 16 students, 4 are undergrads. For the final project, students are randomly divided into 4 groups. a. What is probability that each group has only 1 undergrad, if the groups are of equal size? b. What is the probability that each group has I undergrad, if groups have at least 1 student?

8. In a class of 16 students, 4 are undergrads. For the final project, students are randomly divided into 4 groups. a. What is probability that each group has only 1 undergrad, if the groups are of equal size? b. What is the probability that each group has I undergrad, if groups have at least 1 student?

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8. In a class of 16 students, 4 are undergrads. For the final project, students are randomly
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a. What is probability that each group has only 1 undergrad, if the groups are of equal
size?
b. What is the probability that each group has I undergrad, if groups have at least1
student?

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