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Polytechnic State University Sanluis
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Polytechnic State University
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In a group of 20 athletes, 6 have used performance-enhancing drugs that are illegal. Suppose that 2 athletes are randomly selected from this group. Let x denote the number of athletes in this sample who have used such illegal drugs. Write the probability distribution of x. You may draw a tree diagram and use that to write the probability distribution. (Hint: Note that the selections are made without replacement from a small population. Hence, the probabilities of outcomes do not remain constant for each selection.)
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