Brody and his brother Kael enter a race with a total of 30 runners. There will be prizes for the first three runners who cross t
he finish line. a) What is the probability that Brody finishes the race in the first place? Are your brother's chances of finishing the race in the first place better than Brody's? Justify your answer. b) What is the probability that Brody or Kael finish the race in the first place? c) How many ways can these 30 runners get in first, second, and third place? (NOTE: only part C asks for a permutation)
