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Election ads are randomly and independently selected to be aired by the following four methods: TV, Radio, Social Media, and Newspapers. Historical data suggests that 95% of the ads are aired on Social Media, 3% use TV, and 1% in newspapers. If one hundred and twenty ads are aired, answer the following: What is the probability of 7 ads being aired on TV and 110 by social media and less than or equal to 1 by newspapers, and the rest aired by radio?.

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