For a lottery, three numbers are drawn, each from 1 to 40. A player can win if the product of his or her three numbers is odd. Initially, the same number may be picked up to three times. Later, the rules are changed so that each number may only be picked once. Approximately how much does this reduce a person's probability of winning?	Choices:	A) 01	B) 025	C) 115	D) 125	E) 5
(1/2)∗(1/2)∗(1/2))−((1/2)∗(19/39)∗(18/38))((1/2)∗(1/2)∗(1/2))−((1/2)∗(19/39)∗(18/38))   ((1/8)−(9/78))((1/8)−(9/78))   (0.125−approx.0.1111)(0.125−approx.0.1111)   01pproximately 0.010.01   01NSWER :01
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For a lottery, three numbers are drawn, each from 1 to 40. A player can win if the product of his or her three numbers is odd. Initially, the same number may be picked up to three times. Later, the rules are changed so that each number may only be picked once. Approximately how much does this reduce a person's probability of winning?