In a hospital a nurse has 9 medicines out of which 4 medicines areexpired.Now if 2 medicines are chosen without replacement andchecked. Find the probability that both medicines are expired.(Round your answer to three decimal places.)

Total no. of medicines=9No. of medicines are expired=4No. of medicines are chosen without…

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In a hospital a nurse has 9 medicines out of which 4 medicines are expired.Now if 2 medicines are chosen without replacement and checked.Find the probability that both medicines are expired. (Round your answer to three decimal places.)