Biotechnology startup companies require 3 graduates from the University of Indonesia majoring in Chemistry (K), Economics (E) and Machinery (M). From the initial screening, it was determined that 15 candidates from K, E and M graduates were 4, 5 and 6 people respectively. During the recruitment process, they are placed in two rows as follows (see figure). From the first row, a graduate was selected and 2 people were selected from the second row. Choice is taken at random. Calculate the odds of the 3 chosen consisting of all represented majors K MEK M. Baris 1 Baris 2 K M O 6% O 28% 16% 3% 36%

Biotechnology startup companies require 3 graduates from the University of Indonesia majoring in Chemistry (K), Economics (E) and Machinery (M). From the initial screening, it was determined that 15 candidates from K, E and M graduates were 4, 5 and 6 people respectively. During the recruitment process, they are placed in two rows as follows (see figure). From the first row, a graduate was selected and 2 people were selected from the second row. Choice is taken at random. Calculate the odds of the 3 chosen consisting of all represented majors K MEK M. Baris 1 Baris 2 K M O 6% O 28% 16% 3% 36%

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