a) Probability all 3 are thicker = 30/50 * 29/49 * 28/48 = 29/140
b) if first two were thinner than probability of 3rd one thicker is 30/(50-2) = 30/48 = 5/8
c) Probability third is thicker = P(only 3rd is thicker) + P(1st and 3rd are thicker) + P(2nd and 3rd are thicker) + P(all are thicker)
= 30*20*19/48*49*50 + (30*29)*20/(50*49*48) + (30*29)*20/(50*49*48) + 30/50 * 29/49 * 28/48
= 3/5
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