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From set S = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6} three numbers are drawn without replacement.
Statement-1 : The probability that second number is greater than first is `1/2`
Statement-2 : The probability that numbers are in increasing A.P. is `7/60`.
Statement-3 : The probability that numbers are in ascending order is `1/6`.

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B

TTF

C

TFT

D

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