A company has 224 female employees and 256 male employees. A random sample of 35 employees...
A company has 224 female employees and 256 male employees. A random sample of 35 employees is selected. Using the hypergeometric probability formula, what is the probability that exactly 22 of the employees whom are selected will be males? Round your answer to 3 decimal places.
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