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What is a probability if the youngest four members of a 15-member choir being randomly selected for a group of four singers
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What is a probability if the youngest four members of a 15-member choir being randomly selected for a group of four singers

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Assuming it’s randomly selected, I think it would be 16/225. I think this because the youngest four members are 4 members/15 members, or 4/15. 4/15 members times 4 singers/15 members, or (4/15)(4/15) is equal to 16/225.
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