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Mathematics of National College Entrance Examination in 2009
Upstairs is wrong.

There are not 56 cases where two numbers are adjacent. There are duplicates. For example, if you choose 23, then choose 4; Then, choose 34, then choose 2, and so on.

P(ξ=2)=7/84= 1/ 12

p(ξ= 1)=(2×6+6×5)/84 = 1/2

Choose two adjacent ones first, and then choose one that is not adjacent. There are two kinds of two adjacent ones: if it is 12 or 89, you can choose six; If it is other, there are five kinds.

P(ξ=0)=5/ 12

The mathematical expectation is 2/3.