Random Permutations and Probabilities

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This lecture discusses random permutations and probabilities, focusing on scenarios where elements are randomly arranged. Examples include the probability of specific elements not moving in a permutation and the likelihood of individuals selecting their own items randomly. The lecture explores the probabilities of various outcomes as the number of elements in the permutation increases.

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