The result is calculated as 10 multiplied by 8 multiplied by 5, which equals 400.
The likelihood of all sprinklers functioning properly in a fire stands at 0.0282. This was determined via the Binomial probability distribution since the activation of sprinklers occurs independently. There are two potential outcomes: they either function correctly or they do not. The binomial distribution is used to calculate the probabilities over multiple trials. The resulting equation b(x; n, P) = P(X=x) considers the number of successes, probability of success in a singular attempt, and the number of trials involved. The computations conclude with the probability being reflected as 0.0282.