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The football coach has decided to randomly choose 6 players to represent the team at this year's pep rally. The team consists of 15 seniors and 7 juniors. What is the probability that only one senior will
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The football coach has decided to randomly choose 6 players to represent the team at this year's pep rally. The team consists of 15 seniors and 7 juniors. What is the probability that only one senior will be chosen?

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(15/22) × (7/22)^5 = .002 or .2%

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