Dealing with binomials. P(Possible Prize)

Dealing with binomials. P(Possible Prize) = 1/1000 n=52 P(winning)=P(x=1)=P(x=1)=52! (1!51!) (.(.001)1 (1-0.001)51 Is the answer
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Expand the following binomials to look for patterns when expanding binomials. Try to find a pattern that will allow you to
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Suppose in a carnival game, there are six identical boxes, one of which contains a prize. A contestant wins the prize by
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What prize was awarded to Bernardo Alberto HoussayNobel Peace Prize Pulitzer Prize Academy Award Nobel Prize for Medicine
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