There are 4 boxes colored red, yellow,
green and blue. If 2 boxes are selected, how
many combinations are there for at least one
green box or one red box to be selected?
A) 1 b) 6 c) 9 d) 5

• AnS:d
  Because My combination is (R,Y),(R,G),(R,B),(G,y),(G,B).So five combinations obtained.(5) ans
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• Answer is 5
  since there are 3 possible ways to do
  first -> one box is red ,other boxes can be yellow and blue -> 2ways
  second -> one box is green, other boxes can be yellow and blue -> 2ways
  third -> both the boxes are red and green - 1way
  
  total - 2+2+1 =5 ways (since arrangement is not considered)
  
  hey sangam (G,G) & (R,R) is also a possibility but think if we selected one box i.e green or red then there are no remaining red or green boxes..
  
  So totally there are 4 boxes if u select 1 then remaining boxes will be 3..According to you there should be again 4 in order to select same box..which is not possible..
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• can you tell me why we cant take (G,G)?
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• f(f(n))=F(n)
  F(n)=o
  f(n)=2n+3
  f(2012)=2*2012+3
  =4027
  
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• 5 combination bwhich are as follows
  (r,g)(r,b)(r,y)(g,y)(g,b)
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• 1c1.2c1+1c1.2c1+2c2=2+2+1=5
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• Pls send crct ans
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• #sangam _ bcz there are singl box of each colr.so both same clrd box cnt b taken
  
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• from the 4 boxes 2 boxes are selected as ry,rg,rb,gy,gb
  so ans is 5
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