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(5 points) Suppose you are one person in a class of 40. Every class, for some bizarre reason, people are assigned to one of 8 groups with 5 students per group to do small group work. What is the probability that in the first 3 classes, there will be at least one person who shows up in the same group as you at least twice?

Name: (5 points) Suppose you are one person in a class of 40. Every class, for some bizarre reason, people are assigned to one of 8 groups with 5 students per group to do small group work. What is the probability that in the first 3 classes, there will be at least one person who shows up in the same group as you at least twice?
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Description: (5 points) Suppose you are one person in a class of 40. Every class, for some bizarre reason, people are assigned to one of 8 groups with 5 students per group to do small group work. What is the probability that in the first 3 classes, there will be at least one person who shows up in the same group as you at least twice?

          (5 points) Suppose you are one person in a class of 40. Every class, for some bizarre reason, people are assigned to one of 8 groups with 5 students per group to do small group work. What is the probability that in the first 3 classes, there will be at least one person who shows up in the same group as you at least twice?

(5 points) Suppose you are one person in a class of 40. Every class, for some bizarre reason, people are assigned to one of 8 groups with 5 students per group to do small group work. What is the probability that in the first 3 classes, there will be at least one person who shows up in the same group as you at least twice?

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Elementary Statistics a Step by Step Approach

Allan G. Bluman 9th Edition

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(5 points) Suppose you are one person in a class of 40. Every class, for some bizarre reason, people are assigned to one of 8 groups with 5 students per group to do small group work. What is the probability that in the first 3 classes, there will be at least one person who shows up in the same group as you at least twice?