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Mathematics, 30.07.2020 23:01 tydukes10

There are 90 passengers on a commuter flight from SFO to LAX, of whom 27 are traveling on business. In a random sample of five passengers, use the binomial model to find the approximate hypergeometric probability that there is at least one business passenger. A).1681 B).3602 C).8319 D).3087

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