# travel agency

Small travel agency offers 5 different tours at honeymoon. What is the probability that the bride and groom choose the same tour (they choose independently)?

Correct result:

p =  20 %

#### Solution:

$p=5/(5 \cdot \ 5) \cdot \ 100=20 \%$

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