(Step-by-Step) A manufacturer has twelve (12) distinct motors in stock. Two came from supplier A. The others from supplier B. These motors are randomly and
Question:
A manufacturer has twelve (12) distinct motors in stock. Two came from supplier A. The others from supplier B. These motors are randomly and evenly divided among three production lines. Find the probability that
a) both motors from supplier A are assigned to the first line.
b) one of the two motors from supplier A goes to the first line and the other to the second line.
c) the two motors go to different lines.
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