Nine stranger are put in a room. There is 50% probability that any two random people in the room will become friends. How many "friend-triplets" would we expect to form? ( A "friend-triplet" is when three people are all friend with one another.)

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Nine stranger are put in a room. There is 50% probability that any two random people in the room will become friends. How many "friend-triplets" would we expect to form? ( A "friend-triplet" is when three people are all friend with one another.)

 
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