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In a horse race there are 18 horses numbered from 1 to 18. The probability that horse 1 would win is 
, horse 2 is 
and 3 is 
. Assuming a tie is impossible, the chance that one of the three horses wins the race, is -
, horse 2 is and 3 is . Assuming a tie is impossible, the chance that one of the three horses wins the race, is -Options
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