QUESTION 5. Janet Naso is arrested in Cazzipereroland and has a trial. The jury system inCazzipereroland is somewhat different than ours. In our system, lawyers interview many prospectivejurors and select 12. In Cazzipereroland, the judge calls in 7 agronomists from the nearby agriculturalresearch station and 10 waiters from nearby restaurants. The runner-up in the Miss Cazzipere rolandbeauty pageant randomly picks 8 of these 17 people for the jury.Part a. What is the probability that the jury will be 3 agronomists and 5 waiters?(exing yns) Sosings and text woy jeritdonqSolad219mniw ETonniw ImasquePart b. What is the probability that the jury will be 5 agronomists and 3 waiters?con 025202,52no yud woy-s709d ne QUESTION 5. Janet Naso is arrested in Cazzipereroland and has a trial. The jury system inCazzipereroland is somewhat different than ours. In our system, lawyers interview many prospectivejurors and select 12. In Cazzipereroland, the judge calls in 7 agronomists from the nearby agriculturalresearch station and 10 waiters from nearby restaurants. The runner-up in the Miss Cazzipere rolandbeauty pageant randomly picks 8 of these 17 people for the jury.Part a. What is the probability that the jury will be 3 agronomists and 5 waiters?(exing yns) Sosings and text woy jeritdonqSolad219mniw ETonniw ImasquePart b. What is the probability that the jury will be 5 agronomists and 3 waiters?con 025202,52no yud woy-s709d ne

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