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A certain operation has a fatality rate of 10%. If it is performed independently on three different patients, what is the probability that all three operations will be fatal?

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The problem states: "A certain operation has a fatality rate of 10%. If it is performed independently on three different patients, what is the probability that all three operations will be fatal?"

Let pp be the probability of a fatal operation, so p=0.10p = 0.10.
Let qq be the probability of a non-fatal operation, so q=1−p=0.90q = 1 - p = 0.90.
The operations are independent.

The probability that all three operations will be fatal is P(fatal and fatal and fatal)P(\text{fatal and fatal and fatal}).

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