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Answer:

total number of balls 3+4+5=12

no.of blurry balls=4

4/12=1/3

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A bag contains 3 red, 4 white and 5 blue balls. If two balls are drawn at random, then the probability that they are of different colours, is

A

6647

B

3323

C

13247

D

3347

E

3370

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Correct option is A)

Total number of bassl =3+4+5=12

Favourable number of cases are total minus the balls drawn from same colour

12C2−(3C2+4C2+5C2)

=66−(3+6+10)=66−19=47

Total number of cases =12C2=66

Hence the required probability

=Tota

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