9. Six people arrive at a party (A, B, C, D, E, F). They arrive at different times. In how many ways can they arrive? Find the probability that A arrives first and F arrives last.

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9. Six people arrive at a party (A, B, C, D, E, F). They arrive at different times. In how

many ways can they arrive? Find the probability that A arrives first and F arrives last.

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Explanation: 720 ways overall , First and Last set = 24 ways, Probability of First and Last happening =130

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