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15 March, 04:12

Consider the following TV Game show: There are 5 doors. Behind 2 of the doors are expensive cars and behind the other 3 doors are consolation prizes. A contestant selects 2 of the 5 doors and gets to keep the items behind them.

Use the Intersection Formula to compute the probability that the contestant wins no cars, both cars, exactly one car and at least one car.

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