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find the total no. of selections of atleast one red ball from 4 red ball and 3 green ball ,if the balls of the same colour are different

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Answered by anuradhaanukk73

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120 is the answer

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120 ways of selection of at least one red ball from 4 red and 3 green balls if the ball of the same colour are different

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