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two persons Aand B appeared for an interview for ajob the probability of selection of A is 1over 3 and that of b is 1 over 2 fin

d the probability that 1 both of them will be selected 2 only one of them will be selected 3 none of them will be selected

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Phantasy [73]3 years ago

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The probability is 7 outta 10

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