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Three football kickers, Matt, Brian, and Andrew, independently try to kick a 30-yard field goal. Their individual probabilities for success are 3/5, 4/7, and 1/8, respectively. If all three boys attempt a kick, what is the probability that only Brian will make the 30-yard field goal?
A. 3/70
B. 1/5
C. 8/35
D. 21/70
E. 4/7
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A. 3/70
B. 1/5
C. 8/35
D. 21/70
E. 4/7
The OA will be automatically revealed on Friday 24th of April 2026 03:21:31 PM Pacific Time Zone
24 Apr 2026, 05:42
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For only Brian to succeed, Matt and Andrew must fail.
Matt (Failure) = 2/5
Brian (Success) = 4/7
Andrew (Failure) = 7/8
--> (2/5) * (4/7) * (7/8) = 1/5
The answer is B.
Matt (Failure) = 2/5
Brian (Success) = 4/7
Andrew (Failure) = 7/8
--> (2/5) * (4/7) * (7/8) = 1/5
The answer is B.
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I had one doubt. There can be a case where Brian succeeds first, Or Brian succeeds second, or Brian succeeds third it can be MBA, MAB, AMB, BAM, and so on...
The equation will be this:
P(Matt failed) x P(Brian succeeded) x P(Andrew failed) x 3!
why is the equation wrong?
The equation will be this:
P(Matt failed) x P(Brian succeeded) x P(Andrew failed) x 3!
why is the equation wrong?
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