Question 20. A town has a clinic where people go to donate blood. One third of the persons donating blood at each of these clinics have O+ blood. What is the probability that in a randomly chosen day, it takes six donors to find two O* donor in the 6th donor of the day? (a) 0.3292 (b) 0.0329 (c) 0.1097 (d) 0.1314

Question 20. A town has a clinic where people go to donate blood. One third of the persons donating blood at each of these clinics have O+ blood. What is the probability that in a randomly chosen day, it takes six donors to find two O* donor in the 6th donor of the day? (a) 0.3292 (b) 0.0329 (c) 0.1097 (d) 0.1314

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