Question: A wealthy sultan has six automobile sheds which look identical from the outside. Each shed contains a number of identical containers, with each container closed, but holding one vehicle. One shed has two identical Fords and a Chevrolet (in their containers). A second shed has a VW Beetle (circa 1952) and a Porsche. A third shed has a Lamborghini and a very nice tricycle. A fourth shed has two Mercedes SUVs and a Honda Civic. A fifth shed has a World War I tank (partially destroyed in battle) and a Porsche. And the sixth shed has three mountain bicycles and a mint condition Stanley Steamer. A person can pick a shed, and then any container in that shed. What are the outcomes and their probabilities?