Mathematics, 02.07.2021 21:40 Cjdjejfjiv8568

If you select a random sample of 6 people, what is the probability that all but one of them are using Chrome as their browser? (show all work - use data below) Use the data provided below:
Chrome: 52.57%
Safari: 31.17%
Firefox: 4.29%
Edge: 2.91%
IE: 2.47%
Samsung: 2.36%

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