Arnold F. answered 01/25/16
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If the numbers are 1-12 and you are doing the experiment 36 times we can look at the number of possible ways the drawings can occur.
N = 1236 since each drawing can happen 12 ways.
Now how many satisfy the condition of exactly 3 of each, e.g one such way is. 111222333...(12)(12)(12)
Since we still have 36 objects but this time with duplications how many ways can those objects be rearranged:
NA = 36! / (3!)12
P(A) = NA/N is the probability of getting exactly 3 of each.
The odds would be (P(A)) / (1-P(A)) (FYI that is the same as (NA) / (N - NA) )
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