Q3) consider a population of N = 90 units of which 9 are non-conforming. We take a simple random sample of size n = 12. We give the labels1,2,. . . , 12 to non-conforming units and labels 13,17,. . . , 90 to conforming units. What is the probability that units 15 and 90 are in the sample?

Q3) consider a population of N = 90 units of which 9 are non-conforming. We take a simple random sample of size n = 12. We give the labels1,2,. . . , 12 to non-conforming units and labels 13,17,. . . , 90 to conforming units. What is the probability that units 15 and 90 are in the sample?

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