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thanks guys, however i don't understand the equation that you guys used. Where did it come from and when do you use such an equation?

What is ACB?
and 5c4?
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thanks guys, however i don't understand the equation that you guys used. Where did it come from and when do you use such an equation?

What is ACB?
and 5c4?


sorry about my notation it is certainly pretty lame

AcB means combinations, so A! / B! (A-B)!

p the probability of ocurrence and q would be (1-p)
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Answer is B.
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1. Find combined probability of 4 out of 5 voters:
9/10 + 9/10 + 9/10 + 9/10 + 1/10 = 9^4/10^5

2. Find # of combinations when 4 out of 5 voters:
(5*4*3*2*1)/(4*3*2*1) = 5

3. Multiply # of Comb. by Probability:
5 * (9^4/10^5) = 32.8%



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