Suppose, you have 10 young (Y), 5 middle aged (M), and 10 senior (S) patients. (a) Find
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Suppose, you have 10 young (Y), 5 middle aged (M), and 10 senior (S) patients.
(a) Find the probability that a randomly selected patient is not young.
(b) Find the probability that neither of two randomly drawn patients is young.
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Statistics In Medicine
ISBN: 9780128153284
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Authors: Robert H. Riffenburgh, Daniel L. Gillen
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