32. Suppose that, from a box containing D defective and N D nondefective items, n (n...
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32. Suppose that, from a box containing D defective and N − D nondefective items, n
(n ≤ D) are drawn one by one, at random and without replacement.
(a) Find the probability that the kth item drawn is defective.
(b) If the (k − 1)st item drawn is defective, what is the probability that the kth item is also defective?
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