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MathematicsProbabilityGeneral (Event SS, Definitions, Odd against/Favour)Hard2 minQB

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Four Identical oranges and six distinct apples (each a different variety) are distributed randomly into five distinct boxes. The probability that each box gets a total of two objects is

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The total number of ways to put four identical oranges and six distinct apples into five distinct boxes is $(^{5 + 4 - 1} C_{4}) \cdot 5^{6} = 70 \times 5^{6}$ To satisfy the criteria that each box contains two object we make three cases

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