A box contains 26 calculators, 7 of which are defective. 7 calculators are selected at random from thebox.Write your answers in the first box as a simplified fraction and in the second box as a decimal rounded to 9decimal places.What is the probability that all of the selected calculators are defective?The probability that all of the selected calculators are defective isorWhat is the probability that none of the selected calculators are defective?The probability that none of the selected calculators are defective isor

Solution-: Given: N=26,M=7, n=7 We find, (a) P(all of the selected calculators are defective)=? (b)…

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A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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