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A bag contains `5` red and `3` blue balls. If `3` balls are drawn at random without replacement, then the probability of getting exactly one red ball is

A

a) `(15)/(29)`

B

b) `(15)/(56)`

C

c) `(45)/(196)`

D

d) `(15)/(392)`

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Probability of drawing exactly one red ball

`P_R=`red ball, `P_B=`blue ball

`=P_R*P_B*P_B+P_B*P_R*P_B+P_B*P_B*P_R`

`=5/8*3/7*2/6+3/8*5/7*2/6+3/8*2/7*5/6`

`=15/(4*7*6)+ 15/(4*7*6)+ 15/(4*7*6)`

`=(3*15)/(4*7*6)=15/56`

Hence, correct option is b)
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