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If the letters of the word ASSASSINATION are arranged at random. Find the probability that no two A’s are coming together

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Total number of word is ASSASSINATION are 13.

Where, we have 3A’s, 4S’, 2I’s, 2N’s, 1T’s and 1O’s.

If no two A’s are together, then arranging the alphabets except A’s

– S – S – S – S – I – N – T – I – O – N –

Number of ways of arranging all alphabets except A’s

= `(10!)/(4!2!2!)`

There are 11 vacant places between these alphabets.

∴ 3 A’s can be placed in 11 places in 11C3 ways

= `(11!)/(3!8!)`

∴ Total number of words when no two A’s together

= `(11!)/(3!8!) xx (101)/(4!2!2!)`

∴ Required probability = `(11! xx 10!)/(3!8!4!2!2!) xx (4!3!2!2!)/(13!)`

= `(10!)/(8! xx 13 xx 12)`

= `(10 xx 9 xx 8!)/(8! xx 13 xx 12)`

= `(10 xx 9)/(13 xx 12)`

= `15/26`

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