A team of 6 students from a pool of 10 students is being formed.Assume the students have different ages and that the students arerandomly selected. What is the probability that exactly two of thestudents selected were selected from the four youngest students?

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A team of 6 students from a pool of 10 students is being formed. Assume the students have different ages and that the students are randomly selected. What is the probability that exactly two of the students selected were selected from the four youngest students?