Score : O of 1 pt \1 1 Of 12 ( 9 complete ) ~\ D HW Score : 75%/0 . 9 of 12 pts 5. 43 * = Question Help If we sample from a small finite population...

Score : O of 1 pt\1 1 Of 12 ( 9 complete ) ~\DHW Score : 75%/0 . 9 of 12 pts5. 2. 43* = Question HelpIf we sample from a small finite population without replacement , the binomial distribution should not be used because the events are not independent . If sampling is done without replacement and the outcomes belong to one of two types ,we can use the hypergeometric distribution . If a population has A objects of one type , while the remaining & objects are of the other type , and if n objects are sampled without replacement , then the probability of getting * objects of type Aand no - * objects of type & under the hypergeometric distribution is given by the following formula . In a lottery game , a better selects four numbers from 1 to 52 ( without repetition ; , and a winning four - number combination is later randomly*selected . Find the probabilities of getting exactly two winning numbers with one ticket . ( Hint : Use A = 4 , $ = 48 , 71 = 4 , and * = 2. )( A + B ) !`PIXI = [A - x}LX ! ( 8 - 1 + x|17 - x|!" (A + B - nijIn !P ( 2 ) =\1.8.5\\| Round to four decimal places as needed .!