2 of 36 stealing; find prob. neither found in checking 4

A manager can identify employee theft by checking samples of employee shipments. Among 36 employees, 2 are stealing. If the manager checks on 4 different randomly selected employees, find the probability that neither of the theives will be identified.

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Re: Multiplication rule? please help

2 are stealing and 34 are not. Calculate the probability of getting 4 honest employees in a row out of the 36. That's where the multiplication rule comes in. This is sampling without replacement.