The probability of correctly unscrambling a Word through random letter selection depends on the number of distinct letters and the length of the Word. For a Word with ( n ) unique letters, there are ( n! ) (n factorial) possible arrangements. Therefore, the probability of randomly selecting the correct arrangement is ( \frac{1}{n!} ). For example, a 3-letter Word with all unique letters has a probability of ( \frac{1}{6} ) or about 16.67%.
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