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Discrete Math There are 10 distinct books on a table. 2 are biology books, 2 are...

Discrete Math

There are 10 distinct books on a table. 2 are biology books, 2 are math books, and the rest are engineering books. If a group of two books is picked, what is the probability that both math books are picked?

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