There are 10 different books. If m denot...

There are 10 different books. If m denotes the number of ways of selecting 3 books when no two of them are consecutive and n denotes the corresponding figure when exactly two are consecutive then (A) `8m=7n` (B) `6m=5n` (C) `7m=5n` (D) `m=n`

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