consider a politician discussion group consisting of eight Democrats three Republicans and seven Independents suppose that two g
roup members are randomly selected in succession to attend political convention find the probability of selecting an independent and then a Democrat
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(38.8%...7/10), than (47%...8/17) I didnt know if u needrd it in fraction or percent.
Step-by-step explanation:
You want to first add up everyone. So in total there are 18 people.
There is than a 38.8% chance that a independent will be picked first. 7/18.
But since one person was picked already you have to subtract 1 person from the total, so now its out of 17.
There is now a 47% chance that a democrat will be picked next. 8/17.
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