There are 13 freshmen and 18 sophomore students in a classroom. We randomly select two students....
There are 13 freshmen and 18 sophomore students in a classroom.
We randomly select two students.
Suppose the students were selected with
replacement.
a) If the first student was a freshman, what is the probability
that the 2nd student is also a freshman?
b) If the first student was a sophomore, what is the probability
that the 2nd student was a freshman?
Suppose the students were selected without
replacement.
c) If the first student was a freshman, what is the probability
that the 2nd student is also a freshman?
d) If the first student was a sophomore, what is the probability
that the 2nd student was a freshman?
Be sure to include at least 4 decimal places, if needed.
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