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Mathlv
Problem: A company employs six male executives and three female executives. Three executives are randomly selected, one at a time, from the nine executives; the first one selected is sent to China, the second one is sent to New York, and third one is sent to France. Using the general multiplication rule, find the probability that a male is sent to China, a female is sent to New York, and a male is sent to France. Express your answer as a reduced fraction. Hint: Write the probability as P(M1F2M3), then apply the rule.