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For 2: yes it was a typo. thanks for correction.
For 1: For example: say if 3 dice are of colours: red, green & blue. Then getting r-1,g-2 & b-3 (1,2 & 3 are numbers on the dice) is different from getting r-2,g-3,b-2 or any other permutation with these numbers.
But if all are green dices then there is only one to get above numbers.
While i write this i also realize that outcomes will be different cause we have outcome on 1st, 2nd and 3rd dice (inherently different outcomes).
Praet thanks, i think we need to take permutations only..!!
what do u say..?
let us know what are correct answers.



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