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Question: There are 10 Mangoes and 6 Apples in a fruit basket in which 3 Mangoes and 2 Apples are not good. A ...
There are 10 Mangoes and 6 Apples in a fruit basket in which 3 Mangoes and 2 Apples are not good. A person selected 2 fruits at random from the basket. Let P denotes probability that the person has drawn either apples or good fruits. Given that yp−x=0, where, x,y∈N; HCF(x,y)=1. Then which of the following is/are correct.

2x - y - 1 = 0
2x - y - 2 = 0
|x - y| < 6
|x - y| < 8
|x - y| < 6, |x - y| < 8
Solution
Total fruits: 10 Mangoes + 6 Apples = 16
Not good Mangoes: 3, Good Mangoes: 7 Not good Apples: 2, Good Apples: 4 Total not good fruits: 5, Total good fruits: 11
Ways to select 2 fruits: (216)=120
P = P(at least one Apple or at least one good fruit) P=1−P(no Apples and no good fruits)=1−P(both are not good Mangoes)
Ways to select 2 not good Mangoes: (23)=3
P(both are not good Mangoes)=1203=401
P=1−401=4039
Given yp−x=0, so p=yx=4039. Thus, x=39 and y=40.
Option 1: 2x−y−1=2(39)−40−1=37=0 (Incorrect)
Option 2: 2x−y−2=2(39)−40−2=36=0 (Incorrect)
Option 3: ∣x−y∣=∣39−40∣=1<6 (Correct)
Option 4: ∣x−y∣=∣39−40∣=1<8 (Correct)