In a Christmas display, the probability that all lights are the same color is 0.50; that 2
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In a Christmas display, the probability that all lights are the same color is 0.50; that 2 colors are used is 0.40; and that 3 or more colors are used is 0.10. If a sample of 10 displays is selected, find the probability that 5 have only 1 color of light, 3 have 2 colors, and 2 have 3 or more colors.
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