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An a small raffle, there are only 2 prizes, and 30 tickets are sold. A boy has 3 tickets in the raffle. Find the probability that he wins both prize?

A. 28/145
B. 3/20
C. 1/10
D. 27/290
E. 1/145
Here is an alternative: W (winner) NW (non Winner)

Total possibilities to choose 3 out of 30 tickets -> 30!/(27!*3!) = 5*28*29

Winning outcomes, W W NW -> 28 (as I already have two winners, there are 28 NW that can complete the remaining ticket that is not a winner)

Probability = 28/(5*28*29) = 1/145
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