Marilyn Roberts

Mathematics

17 October, 07:09

In a math class there are 8 male students and 7 female students. A

student is randomly selected to go to the front office and leaves. A

second student is randomly selected to go to the office. What is the

approximate probability that both students that left were a male

students?

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