Explanation Given: The manager of a pizza parlor which runs weekly and there are three employees in the pizza parlor. All employees allow to select one day off next week and the selection is done randomly and independently. Calculation: For the selection of three distinct days, the first employee can select anyone day, the second employees can select out of left six daysand the third one has two lesser options of days, Thus, Probability of the event that each employee select the dif...

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To Calculate: Probability of the event that all employees select three different days provided that the manager of a pizza parlor which runs weekly and there are three employees in the pizza parlor. All employees allow to select one day off next week and the selection is done randomly and independently.

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