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by real2008 » Sat Jun 19, 2010 12:05 pm
A school has 500 students, and B school has 800 students. Among these students there are 30 siblings pairs consisting of 1 A school student and 1 B school student. If 1 student is selected at random from both schools, what is the probability that a sibling pair is selected?

a) 3/40000, b) 3/20000, c) 3/4000, d)9/400, e)6/130
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by Patrick_GMATFix » Sat Jun 19, 2010 12:33 pm
There are 30 outcomes (selected pair) that would be considered a success.
The number of possible selections from School A is 500. The number of possible selections from School B is 800. Thus the total possible number of ways to pick someone in A and then someone in B is 500*800=40,000

Probability is success/all possibilities --> 30/40,000. The answer is C.

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