There are 97 students in a nutrition class. The instructor must choose two students at random. Students in a Nutrition Class Academic Year Nutrition majors in-Nutrition majors Freshman 13 20 Sophomores 3.19 Juniors 9 18 Seniors 4 11 What is the probability that a junior Nutrition major and then a freshman non-Nutrition major are chosen at random

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0.075

Explanation:

Probability is calculated by dividing number of favorable outcomes by total number of outcomes

Now given number of junior Nutrition major and then freshman non-Nutrition major are 8 and 11 respectively

Probability of choosing junior Nutrition major and then freshman non-Nutrition major at random= 8/total of nutrition major × 11/total of non-nutrition major

=8/30×11/39

=4/15×11/39= 44/585 =0.075

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