From a group of 124 black women. If you select ten black women at random, assuming independence, what's the probability: a. At least one experienced IPV? b. At least one did not experience IPV?

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Anirudh Goel asked Apr 14, 2023

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From a group of 124 black women. If you select ten black women at random, assuming

independence, what's the probability:
a. At least one experienced IPV?
b. At least one did not experience IPV?

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This can go both ways but out of 124 black women and only 10 selected you have a chance at least one experienced IPV

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