10) A 4-member committee is to be chosen from 12 students and 8 teachers. Determine the\nprobability of each of the following events. [T/I - 8]\na) The committee will have exactly two teachers.
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Total number of ways = C(12+8, 4) = C(20, 4) = 4845 Show more…
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