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From a basket which has 10 oranges, one is rotten. We choose 3 oranges simultaneously. Find the number of ways in which we select only good oranges.

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  2. 0! Is :

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  6. If n! + (n-1)! =144, then the value of n is :

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  7. Prove ""^(n)P(r)=""^(n-1)P(r) +r. ""^(n-1)P(r-1)

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  8. ""^(7)C(3) + ""^(7)C(2)=""^(x)C(y) then x and y are:

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  9. If 5 parallel lines intersect another set of 4 , parallel lines (not p...

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  10. 1^(2) + 2^(2) + 3^(2) + …+ 10^(2) is :

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  11. If ""^(x^(2)-x)C(7)=""^(x^(2)-x)C(5) then x is :

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  14. There are 8 points in a plane, no three of them are collinear .The num...

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  16. How many lines can be drawn given six points of which 3 are collinear?

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