HMMT November 2011 U13
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Tac is dressing his cat to go outside. He has four indistinguishable socks, four indistinguishable shoes, and 4 indistinguishable show-shoes. In a hurry, Tac randomly pulls pieces of clothing out of a door and tries to put them on a random one of his cat's legs; however, Tac never tries to put more than one of each type of clothing on each leg of his cat. What is the probability that, after Tac is done, the snow-shoe on each of his cat's legs is on top of the shoe, which is on top of the sock?
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\frac{1}{1296}
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