The seating chart of an airplane shows 30 rows of seats

The seating chart of an airplane shows 30 rows of seats. Each row has 3 seats on each side of the center aisle, and one of the seats on each side is a window saet. The view from the window seats in 25 of the rows is obscured by the wings of the airplane. If the first person to be assigned a seat is assigned a window seat and thw window seat is assigned randomly, what is the probability that the person will get a seat with an unobscured view?

This problem repeats another one in the library (at most with different numbers), so it's left out of browsing.

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