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Scientists often collect DNA from a sample of individuals to determine the genetic diversity that exists in a population. A population of cheetahs contains 21 individuals, 14 of which carry gene A while the rest carry gene B. DNA is taken from four individuals. What is the probability that all four will carry the same gene? (Enter your probability as a fraction.)
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