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1.

Since there are 23 students in total, and 8 of them play neither sport, then the remaining 15 must play either sport. Therefore, there are
11+13-15=9 students who play both sports.


A — choosing a student who plays both sports


|\Omega|=23\\|A|=9\\\\P(A)=(9)/(23)

2.


A — drawing three marbles that are blue


6+5+4=15 — the number of all marbles


\displaystyle\\|\Omega|=\binom{15}{3}=(15!)/(3!12!)=(13\cdot14\cdot15)/(2\cdot3)=455\\|A|=\binom{5}{3}=(5!)/(3!2!)=(4\cdot5)/(2)=10\\\\P(A)=(10)/(455)=(2)/(91)

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