This exercise is based on the following list of top DVD rentals (based on revenue) for the weekend ending November 6, 2011.Captain America: The First AvengerBad TeacherFast FiveCars 2TrespassBridesmaidsZookeeperTitleTransformers: Dark of the MoonScreamThorRank12345678910Rather than studying for math, you and your buddies decide to get together for a marathon movie-watching, popcorn-guzzling event on Saturday night. You decide to watch seven movies selected at random from the above list.(a) How many sets of seven movies are possible?sets(b) Your best friends, the Lara twins, refuse to see Bridesmaids and also insist that at least one of Captain America or Thor be among the movies selected. How many of the possible groups of seven will satisfy the twins?groups(c) Comparing the answers in parts (a) and (b), would you say that the Lara twins are more likely than not to be satisfied with your random selection?They are more likely than not to be satisfied.They are less likely than not to be satisfied.

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