SOLUTION: Ten passengers get into a train that has three cars. Assuming a random placement of
passengers, what is the probability that the first car will contain three of them?
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Question 466927: Ten passengers get into a train that has three cars. Assuming a random placement of
passengers, what is the probability that the first car will contain three of them?
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