There are 5 people from Arizona (A), 7 people from California (C), and 3 people from Nevada (N) equally qualified for a job. There are three job openings for three different people. What is the probability

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Akdeniz asked Jan 7, 2023

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There are 5 people from Arizona (A), 7 people from California (C), and 3 people from Nevada (N)

equally qualified for a job. There are three job openings for three different people. What is the probability that not all three people are from Arizona

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.9780

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Probability, not all 3 people are from Arizona

Arizona Equals 1- 2/91 = 89/91 = .9780

Probability is .9780

Rohit Garg answered Jan 13, 2023

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