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Re: Suppose a, b, c, d, e are selected randomly from the set [#permalink]
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Ava320 wrote:

is it a standard question? we can consider other arrangements with different answers. like O*O*E*E+O=O or O*O*O*O+E=O or E*E*E*E+O=O and.... so it depends on you which arrangement you want to choose with different answers. I don't know which part I missed that think so


All of those possible cases are addressed in my solution.

Once we know P(abcd is odd) = P(OOOO) = 81/625, then we know that P(abcd is even) = 1 - P(abcd is odd) = 1 - 81/625 = 544/625

This probability of 544/625 addresses every possible instance in which abcd is even (including OEOO, EEOE, EEEE, OOEO, EOEO, etc)

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