A party of 100 men standing in a single line consist of A and B also. The probability that not more than 10 men are between them is A. 127/700 B. 529/900 C. 188/900 D. 324/700

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A party of 100 men standing in a single line consist of A and B also. The probability that not more than 10 men are between them is
A. 127/700
B. 529/900
C. 188/900
D. 324/700

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