4. There are 300 white and 200 black balls in an urn. 100 balls have been taken out (with returning). Give a lower bound for the probability that the amount of white balls from the taken out balls satisfies to the double inequality: 40 < m < 80.
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This can be done using the binomial coefficient, which is denoted as C(n, k) or "n choose k". In this case, we have a total of 500 balls (300 white and 200 black), so we want to find C(500, 100). Show more…
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