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Chapter 7.E, Problem 63E
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Using excel to get total ways of selecting 5 numbers out of 44 given as well as getting its probability of choosing a winning number (consisting 5 numbers)
To determine
Part (b)
To describe:
Using excel to get total ways of selecting 6 numbers out of 40 given as well as getting its probability of choosing a winning number (consisting 6 numbers)
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