There are eight blocks; 3 forward, 2 left, 2 right, and one blank (doesn't do anything). There are four slots that are to be filled with the blocks, and it should be filled with three forward blocks. Also, there shouldn't be a right/left block, unless they are located as the last block (after the three forward blocks). Visualization are below: [forward] [forward] [forward] [right] (Success) [forward] [left] [forward] [forward] (Fail) [forward] [forward] [right] [forward] (Fail) The two requirements for success would therefore be three forward blocks, and left/right blocks only positioned at the end. What is the probability of success in this scenario?"

There are eight blocks; 3 forward, 2 left, 2 right, and one blank (doesn't do anything). There are four slots that are to be filled with the blocks, and it should be filled with three forward blocks. Also, there shouldn't be a right/left block, unless they are located as the last block (after the three forward blocks). Visualization are below: [forward] [forward] [forward] [right] (Success) [forward] [left] [forward] [forward] (Fail) [forward] [forward] [right] [forward] (Fail) The two requirements for success would therefore be three forward blocks, and left/right blocks only positioned at the end. What is the probability of success in this scenario?"

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A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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