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n different books `(n>=3)`are put at random in a shelf.Among these books there is a particular book A and a particular book B.The probability that there are exactly r books between A and B is `(A) (2)/(n(n-1)) ` `(B) (2(n-r-1))/(n(n-1)` `(C) (2(n-r-2))/(n(n-1))` `(D) (n-r)/(n(n-1)`

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