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Seven people are seated in a row. they all get up and sit down again in random order. what is the probability that the two people originally seated at the two ends are no longer…

Seven people are seated in a row. they all get up and sit down again in random order. what is the probability that the two people originally seated at the two ends are no longer…
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Seven people are seated in a row. they all get up and sit down again in random order. what is the probability that the two people originally seated at the two ends are no longer at the ends after they sit down again

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2 out 5 or a 40% percent chance
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