Mathematics, 31.07.2019 03:00 rodriguezzamyy

You have a bag of 42 candies you want to give to your 6 friends. the company that makes the candies guarantees that exactly 6 of the candies in the bag are red, the most delicious color. anyone who doesn't get a red candy will be so upset that they will stop being your friend! but the candies are in identical wrappings, so you are forced to give each friend 7 candies and hope for the best. what's the probability you lose one or more friends?

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