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- Question: A virologist has 9 samples: 3 from strain A, 3 from strain B, and 3 from strain C. She randomly selects 4 samples. What is the probability that she selects exactly one sample from strain A, exactly one from strain B, and exactly one from strain C?
- Solution: But this is 3 strains, so exactly one from each means 1 from A, 1 from B, 1 from C — 3 samples. Cant select 4. Same issue.
- To have exactly one from each strain, the number of samples selected must equal the number of strains. Since there are 3 strains, only possible with 3 samples. With 4 selected, its impossible to have exactly one from each strain. Therefore:
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