(b) An inspection on 10,000 iPhone 13 Pro Max found that 27 of them have scratches.If two iPhone 13 Pro Max are selected at random without replacement, what is theprobability that both have scratches?

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(b) An inspection on 10,000 iPhone 13 Pro Max found that 27 of them have scratches. If two iPhone 13 Pro Max are selected at random without replacement, what is the probability that both have scratches?