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If two people pick a number from 1 to 80, then there are 79 possible adjacent pairs that these numbers could go in. For each of these pairs, there are two options (one with person a picking the lower number and one with person b picking the lower number). Thus there are 158 possible pairs. The chance that person 1 will pick any given number is 1/80. The chance that person two will pick any given number is 1/80. Thus the probability that they have picked adjacent number is (1/80)2x158 = 0.0246875

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