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@Marziman
It's the same question but now it's a 3:1200 probability, pay attention to those keywords. What is the probability that Sophie, Hannah OR Ethan will win the bike? That OR tells us that we can combine them as 1 statistic, hence 3:1200. So now we have {SS, HS, ES, NS} where SS = Sophie Selected, HS = Hannah Selected, ES = Ethan Selected and NS = None Selected.
im a little confused lol
Okay, well here's what you do. Take the answers to the last question we did, the one where JUST sophie was gonna win the bike when we did 1:1200. Take that question and just change the values from 1:1200 to 3:1200 since there are 3 people we want to win the bike.
ohh okay
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