a)N(all 4 are from day shift)=10C4 =210
probability =10C4 /24C4 = 0.0198
b)
P(all 4 from same shift ) =(10C4 +8C4 +6C4 )/24C4 =0.0278
c)
P(at least two difernet shift represented) =1-P(all from same shift) =1-0.0278=0.9722
d)P(at least one of shift remain unrepresented)= 1-P(all shift are represented)
=1-0.4743 =0.5257
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