Mrs. Stevenson wants to split her class into 4 teams: Team A, Team B, Team C, and Team D. There are 24 students in her class. To
make sure she splits them evenly, she puts the name of each team on 6 pieces of paper and puts them in a hat. Each student draws one piece of paper from the hat to determine which team he or she will be on. Mrs. Stevenson had Sean draw first and Caleb draw second. What is the probability that Sean and Caleb will both be on Team B? Show answer as a percent rounded to nearest hundredth, if necessary.
