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Find the probability of at least one female in a random sample of five students if 60 of the school's enrollment is male.
  1.0.50
  2.0.9222
  3.0.9898
  4.0.2592

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Find the probability of exactly 1 woman in a random sample of 5 students if 60 of the school's enrollment is male.
  1.0.2592
  2.0.05184
  3.0.0768
  4.0.648


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