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Suppose I have 6 nieces and nephews (total, not six of each!) and I have just...
Suppose I have 6 nieces and nephews (total, not six of each!) and I have just won a set of 8 CD’s. If I distribute the CD’s at random what is the probability that : a) each child gets at least one? b) each child gets at least one and no child more than two?
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