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This problem has been discussed several times...
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cubicle_bound_misfit
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Hi,
You need to know number of white balls, number of even nos and together both
then probability will be
pick a white ball or(+) pick an even or(+) both satisfying
No way it can be found from the stmts given. So, E.
Regards,
You need to know number of white balls, number of even nos and together both
then probability will be
pick a white ball or(+) pick an even or(+) both satisfying
No way it can be found from the stmts given. So, E.
Regards,
Cubicle Bound Misfit
