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              Q. 1 The letters of the word “MISSISSIPPI” are scrambled and then arranged in some order. What is the probability that the four “I’s” are consecutive in the resulting arrangement?
              a) 4/65
              b) 3/55
              c) 4/165
              d) 8/65


              Q. 2 Adie is rolled once find the probability of getting a number > 4.?
              a) 1/2
              b) 3/5
              c) 2/3
              d) 1/3


              Q. 3 A coin is tossed twice, what is the probability of getting at least one head?
              a) 3/4
              b) 1/4
              c) 1/3
              d) 1/2


              Q. 4 If three coins tossed simultaneously, what is the probability of obtaining two heads and one tail?
              a) 4/5
              b) 1/4
              c) 3/8
              d) 1/8


              Q. 5 Two dice are rolled simultaneously. What is the probability that a double of any kind is obtained?
              a) 1/6
              b) 1/9
              c) 1/4
              d) 5/36


              Q. 6 A card is drawn from an ordinary deck of playing cards what is the probability that it is a black queen?
              a) 1/13
              b) 1/26
              c) 3/8
              d) 3/13


              Q. 7 In a shop 10 out of 100 products are defective. If 4 of the products are selected at random, what is the probability that it is not defected?
              a) 4/5
              b) 0.88
              c) 0.65
              d) 1/8


              Q. 8 If three books are picked from a shelf containing 3 Novels, 4 books on poems, and a dictionary what is the probability that the dictionary is selected?
              a) 9/28
              b) 4/7
              c) 3/8
              d) 1/8


              Q. 9 if 4 pairs of shoes are in a closet and 2 shoes are selected at random, what is the probability that they will be for the same foot?
              a) 3/7
              b) 1/4
              c) 1/7
              d) 3/8


              Q. 10 Of 12 eggs on a refrigerator, 2 are bad, from these 4 eggs are chosen at random, what is the probability that exactly one egg is bad?
              a) 1/66
              b) 1/4
              c) 14/33
              d) 16/33


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