There is an opening for 5 positions in a company and some females and males apply for the job, 4 females and 6 males were selected for an on-site interview. based on these information calculate the following parts:
a)
this is hypergoemtric distribution with parameter N=10 and sample size n=5
b )
P( 4 females and just 1 male get the job offers ) =(4C4)*(6C1)/(10C5) =1*6/252=1/42
c)
P(2 female and 3 male) =(4C2)*(6C3)/(10C5) =6*20/252 =10/21
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