Question

Two people are randomly chosen from an office with 4 managers and 8 office workers. If the first person, a manager, is not replaced, find the probability of choosing a second person who is an office worker.

Answer 1

If the first person is a manager is taken away from the starting probability it would be 8/11. But if you include the manager you selected it would be 8/12. I would get a second opinion in this. Hope this helps.