Chapter 15: Q23P (page 744)
Do Problem if one person is busy evenings, one is busyevenings, two are each busy one evening, and the rest are free every evening.
Short Answer
The required probability is .
Chapter 15: Q23P (page 744)
Do Problem if one person is busy evenings, one is busyevenings, two are each busy one evening, and the rest are free every evening.
The required probability is .
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