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In a class of 8, there are 3 students who have done their homework. If the teacher chooses 2 students, what is the probability that both of them have done their homework?

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Answer:

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((3,2))/((8,2)) = (3)/(28)

User Conrad Lotz
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Answer:

The probability that both of them have done their homework is
(3)/(28).

Explanation:

Consider the provided information.

In a class of 8, there are 3 students who have done their homework.

2 students chosen and we need to find the probability that both of them have done their homework.

The probability that first student have done their homework is:


(3)/(8)

The probability that second student have done their homework is:


(2)/(7)

Now the probability that both of them have done their homework is:


(3)/(8)* (2)/(7)=(3)/(28)

Hence, the probability that both of them have done their homework is
(3)/(28).

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