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Please show steps and explain Ann, Jim, John, and Nancy are scheduled to complete in a...

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Ann, Jim, John, and Nancy are scheduled to complete in a racquetball tournament. Ann is twice as likely to win the tournament as Jim. Jim and John are equally as likely to win the tournament. Nancy is 1/3 as likely to win the tournament as John. Determine the following:

a. The probability that Jim will win the tournament

b. The probability that a woman will win the tournament

c. The probability that no woman will win

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