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A newspaper boy has 3 TOI, 2 ET and 3 HT in his bag (kept at random). He takes out 2 newspapers at random, without replacement. Does he select at least one ET?
(A) He takes out 5 more newspapers at random of which there is at least one TOI, one ET and one HT
(B) He takes out 5 more newspapers at random and there are 2 TOI and 2 HT among them
(A) He takes out 5 more newspapers at random of which there is at least one TOI, one ET and one HT
(B) He takes out 5 more newspapers at random and there are 2 TOI and 2 HT among them
Answer: Option E
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E
Using statement 1, we do not know anything about the initial 2 newspapers removedUsing statement 2, we still do not know anything about the initial 2 papers removed.Even on combining, no conclusive result can be drawnAnswer is Option (e)
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Using statement 1, we do not know anything about the initial 2 newspapers removedUsing statement 2, we still do not know anything about the initial 2 papers removed.Even on combining, no conclusive result can be drawnAnswer is Option (e)
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