(c) Five chocolate biscuits are taken at random from a packet of 11 biscuitsand inspected as a quality assurance test in a factory. The packet isrejected if more than 1 biscuit is found to have a fault which makesthe biscuit of poor quality.If there are actually 3 poor quality biscuits in a packet currently beinginspected, find the probability that this packet is accepted.

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