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Latest MBA Aptitude Question SOLUTION: Two small squares (of size 1 Ã— 1) on a chess board are chosen at random. What is the probability that the squares thus selected do not share a common side?

1) 31/32<

Two small squares (of size 1 Ã— 1) on a chess board are chosen at random. What is the probability that the squares thus selected do not share a common side?

1) 31/32
2) 17,18
3) 1/18
4) 1/2