(Learning Competency: Solve problems involving discrete probability distributions)A certain data science group is conducting a survey about their choice in the next election. The group will survey abarangay consisting of 40 people where 26 will vote for Lenin while 14 will vote for Vhongs. From the 40 people, 7people are chosen to be part of the survey.If batches of 7 are chosen repeatedly, what is the probability that the first group where all 7 chosen people will votefor Lenin will occur at the 10th choosing of the group?Hint: let X be the number of those who will vote for Lenin and Y be the number of times a group of 7 was chosen.

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If batches of 7 are chosen repeatedly, what is the probability that the first group where all 7 chosen people will vote for Lenin will occur at the 10th choosing of the group? Hint let X be the number of those who will vote for Lenin and Y be the number of times a group of 7 was chosen.