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From 4 mangoes, 5 oranges and 6 apples, how many selections can be made by taking atleast one of them

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Answered by VemugantiRahul

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Picking one from each ...
4C1 x 5C1 x 6C1= 4*5*6= 120 possibilities

Answered by Anonymous

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Picking one from each ...

4C1 x 5C1 x 6C1= 4*5*6= 120 possibilities

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