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A small class has five boys and six girls. A group of four students are to be selected at random to interview a new school director. a) Find the probability that the group contains at least one boy. b) Find the probability that the majority of the group is girls. c) Given that the group contains at least one boy, what is the chance that the boys are in the majority?

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