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There's a show on Channel 4 (British TV) called Rude Tube which does countdown compilations of YouTube videos. The episode was titled "Love Sexy" (you betcha) and they were counting down the most viewed videos relating to love, sex, weddings, etc.
The featured video was, of course, the dildo racing championship. It was only shown for a few seconds but the host (Alex Zane) managed to squeeze in some homosexual innuendo. Although, that's not too difficult on most LTT videos.
If you're in the UK you should be able to find the episode on 4OD. It was shown on 15/09/15 and the video was #8 in the countdown.
Anyway, that's all. I just thought it was cool and I didn't find any other mention of it here.
Carry on.

There's a show on Channel 4 (British TV) called Rude Tube which does countdown compilations of YouTube videos. The episode was titled "Love Sexy" (you betcha) and they were counting down the most viewed videos relating to love, sex, weddings, etc.
The featured video was, of course, the dildo racing championship. It was only shown for a few seconds but the host (Alex Zane) managed to squeeze in some homosexual innuendo. Although, that's not too difficult on most LTT videos.
If you're in the UK you should be able to find the episode on 4OD. It was shown on 15/09/15 and the video was #8 in the countdown.
Anyway, that's all. I just thought it was cool and I didn't find any other mention of it here.
Carry on.

There's a show on Channel 4 (British TV) called Rude Tube which does countdown compilations of YouTube videos. The episode was titled "Love Sexy" (you betcha) and they were counting down the most viewed videos relating to love, sex, weddings, etc.
The featured video was, of course, the dildo racing championship. It was only shown for a few seconds but the host (Alex Zane) managed to squeeze in some homosexual innuendo. Although, that's not too difficult on most LTT videos.
If you're in the UK you should be able to find the episode on 4OD. It was shown on 15/09/15 and the video was #8 in the countdown.
Anyway, that's all. I just thought it was cool and I didn't find any other mention of it here.
Carry on.

There's a show on Channel 4 (British TV) called Rude Tube which does countdown compilations of YouTube videos. The episode was titled "Love Sexy" (you betcha) and they were counting down the most viewed videos relating to love, sex, weddings, etc.
The featured video was, of course, the dildo racing championship. It was only shown for a few seconds but the host (Alex Zane) managed to squeeze in some homosexual innuendo. Although, that's not too difficult on most LTT videos.
If you're in the UK you should be able to find the episode on 4OD. It was shown on 15/09/15 and the video was #8 in the countdown.
Anyway, that's all. I just thought it was cool and I didn't find any other mention of it here.
Carry on.

I'll get my coat...

I'll get my coat...

I'll get my coat...

I'll get my coat...

I'll get my coat...

I'll get my coat...

I'll get my coat...

I'll get my coat...

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With 26P3 you take one letter away after you got it.
In your problem you just choose a random letter and then write it down.
In the second case you can get AAA which isn't possible in the first one. As a consequence there are less options.
 
You should view this problem as choosing three times a random letter which makes it easier:
The possibility of getting A is 1/26.
Doing this three times: (1/26)*(1/26)*(1/26)=1/26^3
You can do this because they don't influence each other (i.e. it doesn't matter which letter you got the first time, the possibilities of the second round don't change)

Yes! That's my point. They give 2 different answers which is no big deal until you put it into the context of the question.
 
The probability of getting a particular permutation of 3 numbers from a set of 26 (e.g. 'ABC':
P('ABC') = P(1st number = A) * P(2nd number = B) * P(3rd number  = C) = 1/26 * 1/26 * 1/26 = 1/17576
 
But, the number of permutations of the 3 selected letters is 26P3. 'ABC' is one permutation. Therefore the probability P('ABC') = 1/26P3.
 
Except I must have understood something wrong here.
 
EDIT: never mind, I've got it now!

I think it's how you are writing the question to us...
By 1/(26P3) do you mean 1/(263) ?

People are going to come to this thread, see their case, then die inside :')
 
Ugliest case I've seen:
. It has wheels for christ sake! O.o

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