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In a class of 7, there are 4 students who play soccer.
If the teacher chooses 3 students, what is the probability that none of the three of them play soccer?

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Answer:


(12)/(49)

Explanation:


(4)/(7) *(3)/(7) = (12)/(49)

Hope this helps.

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