In a certain company, 40 workers work. It is known that 8 of them are illegal....
In a certain company, 40 workers work. It is known that 8 of them are illegal. If the labor department does random inspection of 5 workers. What is the probability that the labor department finds at least one illegal worker? What is the probability that I will find more than one illegal worker?
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