At a casino, one lucky player is blindfolded and allowed to pick 5 bills from a bowl containing 25 bills. The bowl contains 6 one hundred dollar bills, 3 fifty dollar bills, and the rest of the bills of various other denominations. The probability is _________________ that exactly 3 one hundred dollar bills will be chosen

At a casino, one lucky player is blindfolded and allowed to pick 5 bills from a bowl containing 25 bills. The bowl contains 6 one hundred dollar bills, 3 fifty dollar bills, and the rest of the bills of various other denominations. The probability is _________________ that exactly 3 one hundred dollar bills will be chosen

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The probability is _________________ that exactly 3 one hundred dollar bills will be chosen.

Find the variance for the number of one hundred dollar bills that can be chosen.

Variance: ______________________

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