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sir in 29:18 how do we know if visibility of 2 letters is a choice or not?i mean from the question language it can also be inferred that visibility of RI among any two letters is the only event that can happen

abhi-ush
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26:17 sir! what does that 4C1 means here sir please explain...
Initially i did not take 4c1 but my answer came out to be correct but after watching solution i have doubt in the "4C1" part

hubhX
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Sir I have a doubt, @ 19:23
Should it be 1/8((, because it is mentioned that ' Balls are drawn at random without replacement ', means it is done one by one, but rC3/10c3 means three balls are simultaneously drawn . Although it won't the answer, please tell me I am correct or not.

ritujain
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Sir aap se personal doubt kaha par puch sakte hai

JustDoit-fbsi
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Sir for mains level can I watch ur Parabola and remaining conic chapter

ayush
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Make any platform like telegram or zoom
Put zoom link in community box

JustDoit-fbsi