A mother and father and their three children randomly stand in a row for a family picture. What is the probability that the mother will be standing to the immediate right of the father?
Write your answer as a decimal rounded to 1 decimal place.
Total ways = 5! = 120
When mother is immediate right of the father then we combine them and assume as one person. So, now we have 4 people and 4 places. Total ways = 4! = 24
P(mother is immediate right of father) = 24/120 = 0.2
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