n players compete in a tournament and are ranked from 1 to n. They then compete in anothertournament and are again ranked from 1 to n. Suppose that their performances in the second tournamentare unrelated to their performances in the first tournament, so that the two sets of rankings areindependent. What is the probability that each competitor receives an identical ranking in the twotournaments?а. 0.5n!2n(2n–1)(27–2).--(n+1)1C.2n(21–1)(2n–2).--(n+1)d. None1.n!е.f.(2n)!1g.(п-1)!b.O O O O

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