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We have 56 people (students and non-students) who has blue as their favorite color out 192...

  1. We have 56 people (students and non-students) who has blue as their favorite color out 192

Therefore;

=56/192

=0.29166667

What is the probability that of the 25 students in this class, more than 8 will have a favorite color of blue?

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