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sample of three individuals

9.1.2    Suppose we are to draw a random sample of three individuals from a large population in which 37% 'of the individuals are mutants (as in Example 3.6.4). Let P rep-

resent the Wilson-adjusted proportion'of mutants in the sample. Calculate the probability that P will be equal to

(a) 2/7                                        (b) 3/7

 

Is it po'ssible to obtain a sample of three individuals for which P is zero? Explain.

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