There are 27 students in Ms. Langley's
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a) n (No. of peoples) = 50
r (No. of prizes) = 3
p(n,r) = p (50,3)
b) n(No. of players)=14
r (No. of players for Batting)=9
c)n(Total applicants)=30
r(tester positions)=4
a) n (No. of peoples) = 50
r (No. of prizes) = 3
p(n,r) = p (50,3)
b) n(No. of players)=14
r (No. of players for Batting)=9
c)n(Total applicants)=30
r(tester positions)=4