A horse-racing fan is contemplating the many different outcomes in an eight-horse race. a. How many different
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a. How many different combinations are possible if only the first three places (first, second, and third) are considered?
b. If each of the combinations in part a is equally likely, what is the probability of selecting the winning combination?
c. How many different rankings are possible if only the first three places are considered?
d. If each of the rankings in part c is equally likely, what is the probability of selecting the winning ranking?
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Authors: Sanjiv Jaggia, Alison Kelly
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