Since linear probing is used ..The 1st element will have the 7 places(as first 3 has to be empty) to get a position out of 10 places so 7/10
now for the 2nd element it would get the probability of 6/10 (here linear probing is used for the collision resolution not Chaining)
Similarly 3rd key has the probability of 5/10
Now For the 4th insertion Which indeed lead to a collision it has only 3 choices(to have a collision it must attack the places which are filled by above 3 elements) out of 10 places so 3/10
So the answer is 7/10 * 6/10 * 5/10 * 3/10