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On her winter vacations Myiesha visits four cities (Delhi ,Mumbai ,Goa and Bangalore) in random order. On the basis of infonnation given above and using pennutations answer the following . i)What is the probability that she visits Delhi before Goa and Goa before Mumbai? ii)What is the robabili that she visits Delhi First and Mumbai last? iii) What is the probability that she visits Delhi just before Mumbai?

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