Math, asked by gopavarampreethiredd, 5 months ago

Out of 12 persons sitting at a round table
three persons are chosen at random. The
probability that no two of them
consecutive is
are
18
28
17
7
1)
2)
3)
4)
55
55
55o
55

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Answered by pungalkaryogita123

0

Answer:

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