Mathematics, 05.05.2020 06:54, Enaszr9657
At a high jump training, an athlete attempts at 1.90 m. The probability that he will succeed in any attempt is 1/4 .
Calculate the probability that the athlete will succeed in AT MOST 3 attempts.
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