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If you select 5 students from your sample where n=60, what is the probability that you...

If you select 5 students from your sample where n=60, what is the probability that you will select at least 3 Females?  Create a Frequency Distribution Graph to demonstrate your outcome.


There are 30 males and 30 females

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