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In this video, we calculate probabilities related to the random arrangement of a sequence of events, using the example of Riya visiting four cities (A, B, C, D) in a random order. We'll determine the probability of specific orderings, such as A being visited before B, A before B and B before C, A being visited first and B last, A being visited either first or second, and A being visited just before B.

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Timestamps:
00:00 Problem 1: Probability of visiting city A before city B
02:05 Problem 2: Probability of visiting A before B, and B before C
03:27 Problem 3: Probability of visiting A first and B last
04:15 Problem 4: Probability of visiting A either first or second
05:00 Problem 5: Probability of visiting A just before B

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Ashish Gupta