6-56. Seated at a table are five individuals, four of which are registered Democrats. If two individuals
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6-56. Seated at a table are five individuals, four of which are registered Democrats.
If two individuals are selected at random without replacement, what is the probability that the non-Democrat will be one of those selected? (Let the random variable X be the number of non-Democrats selected.) What is the probability that two Democrats will be selected?
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