Q.3 Dawn Corporation has 18 employees who hold managerial positions. Out of them, 3 are from Lahore, 6 from Karachi and 9 from Capital City. The company is planning to send group of 3 persons for professional training in China, find the probability that i. All are from Lahore. ii. Participation of each city is in training. ii. At least 1 from Islamabad.

Q.3 Dawn Corporation has 18 employees who hold managerial positions. Out of them, 3 are from Lahore, 6 from Karachi and 9 from Capital City. The company is planning to send group of 3 persons for professional training in China, find the probability that i. All are from Lahore. ii. Participation of each city is in training. ii. At least 1 from Islamabad.

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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