Mathematics, 18.03.2021 01:50 rorob

Six jurors are to be selected from a pool of potential candidates to hear a civil case involving a lawsuit between two families. Unknown to the judge or any of the attorneys, of the prospective jurors are potentially prejudiced by being acquainted with one or more of the litigants. They will not disclose this during the jury selection process. If jurors are selected at random from this group of , find the probability that the number of potentially prejudiced jurors among the selected jurors is exactly .

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