Bob, Mary, and Jen go to dinner. Each orders 2 different meal. The waiter forgets who ordered which meal, so he randomly places the meals before the three diners, Let C be the event that a diner gets the correct meal and let N be the event that 2 diner gets an incorrect meal. Enumerate the sample space and then find the probability that: a.No diner gets the correct meal, b. Exactly one diner gets the correct meal. €. Exactly two diners get the correct meal. d. Allthree diners get the correct meal.

Bob, Mary, and Jen go to dinner. Each orders 2 different meal. The waiter forgets who ordered which meal, so he randomly places the meals before the three diners, Let C be the event that a diner gets the correct meal and let N be the event that 2 diner gets an incorrect meal. Enumerate the sample space and then find the probability that: a.No diner gets the correct meal, b. Exactly one diner gets the correct meal. €. Exactly two diners get the correct meal. d. Allthree diners get the correct meal.

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Bob, Mary, and Jen go to dinner. Each orders a different meal. The waiter forgets who ordered which meal, so he randomly places the meals before the three
diners. Let C be the event that a diner gets the correct meal and let N be the event that a diner gets an incorrect meal. Enumerate the sample space and then find
the probability that:
a. No diner gets the correct meal.
b. Exactly one diner gets the correct meal.
C. Exactly two diners get the correct meal.
d. All three diners get the correct meal.

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