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To find: The odds of no one has brown eyes.
Answer to Problem 32E
The odds of no one has brown eyesis
Explanation of Solution
The probability of the successful outcome of an event is given by,
The probability of no one has brown eyes iscalculated as,
The probability of failure is calculated as,
The odds of no one has brown eyesis calculated as,
Therefore, the odds ofno one has brown eyes is
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