About 18% of people say that winter is their favorite season. If four people are chosen...
About 18% of people say that winter is their favorite season. If four people are chosen at random, what is the probability that the first three will say winter is their favorite season, but the fourth will not say winter? Round your response to three decimal places.
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the probability that the first three will say winter is their favorite season, but the fourth will not say winter = 0.18*0.18*0.18*0.82 = 0.005
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