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Each question of a 5-question multiple choice exam has 4 possible answers. Suppose a student picks an answer at random for each question. Find the probability the student select…

Each question of a 5-question multiple choice exam has 4 possible answers. Suppose a student picks an answer at random for each question. Find the probability the student select…
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Each question of a 5-question multiple choice exam has 4 possible answers. Suppose a student picks an answer at random for each question. Find the probability

the student selects the correct answer on all of the questions.

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