What would be the probability that randomly

choosing 3 states from the top 6 murder states would actually be the top 3 states for murders in the United States in the exact correct descending order?

Each state and # of murders

1. California 1790

2. Texas 1089

3. New York 774

4. Pennsylvania 636

5. Michigan 613

6. Georgia 522

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Mathematics

Kareem Guzman

9 January, 11:00

What would be the probability that randomly

choosing 3 states from the top 6 murder states would actually be the top 3 states for murders in the United States in the exact correct descending order?

Each state and # of murders

1. California 1790

2. Texas 1089

3. New York 774

4. Pennsylvania 636

5. Michigan 613

6. Georgia 522

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Mackenzie Valdez · Answer 1

The chances would be (if you cant get duplicates)

1/6

1/5

1/4

If you want the states in order

You multiply them together

6 x 5 x 4 = 1/120 chance to get them in that order