Yes. You can do the complement method as you described @notak. It is 1 - Prob(4 men, no women selected) or 1 - Prob(Less than 1 woman in committee). The complement method (1 minus way) is nice so you do

And the online competition too. Button mashing though, I do not have tips for that.

Adina Butar's husband is trance DJ/producer Markus Schulz.

Yes. It goes both ways. Effort has to be made from students and teachers (ideally).

Yes. It would be interesting what the effects of the marketing will lead into. A big 2021 year for CRO.

My Canadian history is not the greatest. Here goes. Canada was colonized by the British as well as French settlers. French Canadians are second behind English speaking Canadians.

Keeping your eyes on the prize! Very well said in your comment.

Same here. With graphing paper, lined paper and blank paper (worst case).

Add this one. Meme coins such as DOGE and SHIBA INU high on the market cap!!

Oh there is an error. I will fix it.

This one is kind of hard to remember as you won't use this often lol.

Yah I should have mentioned professional cooking. Whoops. Home cooking videos from Youtube are great, I agree.

The question that you have stated comes in at a nice time as inflation is a major issue these days. Growing food at home is definitely a good way to save money and to divert that savings to other priorities

I would replace the more precise phrase to more organized and systematic. There are subjective parts in mathematics, probability and statistics. Modelling in mathematics, probability, statistics, finance

Math is the simplest course if one understand the rudiments. Yes, I do agree with this statement. There are cases where it takes to understand certain technical/abstract concepts. Getting over the hump

This car is great for camping and outdoor adventures.

Hmm. I see. Arc length? Trigonometric substitution for integrals with square roots?

What are these things in these big calculations? A common and severe mistake is the dreaded negative sign.

Oh year 8 and quadratics. Typically grade ten students in the Toronto area (my area) see quadratics for the first time. I could make posts on solving for x-intercepts, factoring and using the quadratic

Khan Academy is great. I used it briefly to review some statistics concepts.