Q1. One day Levi and Eren sat together and decide to play Tic-Tac-Toe game. In totalthey played 45 games where Levi won 20 games, 13 games won by Eren and rest of thegames ended in draw. After this they decide to play 4 games again. Now find theprobability that –(a)Levi won at most 3 games.(b)2 games ended in draw.

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