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The probability that a candidate secures a seat in Engineering through "EAMCET"is `1//10.7` candidates are selected at random from a centre. The prbability that exactly two will get seats, is

A

`15(0.1)^(2)(09)^(5)`

B

`20(0.1)^(2)(0.9)^(5)`

C

`21(0.1)^(2)(0.9)^(5)`

D

`(0.1)^(2)(0.9)^(5)`

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