Of 122 students attending a college orientation session, 19 are criminal justice majors. If 6 students...
Of 122 students attending a college orientation session, 19 are criminal justice majors. If 6 students at the orientation are selected at random, determine the probability that each of the 6 is a criminal justice major. Assume that selection is to be done without replacement. Set up the problem as if it were to be solved, but do not solve.
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Of th 122 students, 19 are criminal justice majors, and (122 - 19) = 103 are not.
X = number of criminal justice majors.
Using hyper-geometric distribution,
P(X = 6) = 19C6 / 122C6
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