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Assume that the playbook contains 13 passing plays and 10 running plays. The coach randomly selects...

Assume that the playbook contains 13 passing plays and 10 running plays. The coach randomly selects 8 plays from the playbook.

What is the probability that the coach selects at least 2 passing plays and at least 3 running plays?

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