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11 students from each of Engineering, Science, Humanities, and Social Science were nominated to represent their...
11
students from each of Engineering, Science, Humanities, and Social
Science were nominated to represent their faculties. 9 of these 44
students will be randomly chosen to be on the student council. Find
the probability that at least one of the four faculties will be
unrepresented on the student council.'
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