There are 7 people fishing at lake connor: 4 have fishing licenses, and 3 do not. an inspector chooses two of the people at random. what is the probability that neither person has a license? write your answer as a fraction in simplest form

Let us consider the possibility of the first person not having a license, which is:
3/7

Now, after a person has been chosen, there will be 6 people remaining. Assuming that the first person chosen did not have a license, there will be 2 people left in the group without a license. So, the probability of choosing a person without a license the second time will be:
2/6 = 1/3

In probability, when two events occur together (the word "and" is used), multiplication is carried out. Therefore, we multiply the two probabilities to get:

3/7 * 1/3 = 1/21

The probability of choosing two people without a license is 1/21.

If i think this is what your asking, he should look at the grams or pounds/ounces and compare the to their cost then max can identify which one is proportional and which is not ( i think xd)

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