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assume that the probability of a randomly selected person testing positive for drug use is 0.15....
assume that the probability of a randomly selected person testing
positive for drug use is 0.15. of drug screening samples are
collected from five random subject and combined.
find the probability that the combined sample will reabeal a
positive result.
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