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An event X can take place in conjuction with any one of the matually exclusive and exhaustive events A,B and C. If A,B C are equiprobable and the progbability of X is `5//12,` and the probability of X taking place when A has happened is `3//8,` while it is `1//4` when B has taken place, then the probability of X taking place in conjuction with C is

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