Exactly three people form a line at a grocery store. Exactly three people form a line at a grocery store. What is the probability that they will line up in descending order of age? (i.e. oldest, middle and youngest) a.1/3 b. 3/6 c. 5/6 d . 1/6

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Exactly three people form a line at a grocery store. Exactly three people form a line at a grocery store. What is the probability that they will line up in descending order of age? (i.e. oldest, middle and youngest)    a.1/3   b. 3/6  c. 5/6  d . 1/6

cwrw238 · Answer

if we name them a, b and c  what is the number of combinations possible?

anonymous · Answer

a

cwrw238 · Answer

abc, acb are two 
can you think of any more?