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    ERRATA

    IN BASIC REFERENCE MATERIAL MODERN MATH


    Page no. 20 Position Question 9 (P&C 1) Change
    Please change solution to: option(c) No of ways in which the 3 correct envelopes can be selected= 7C3 =35 Derangement of 4 envelopes & letters = 9 (derangement value for 4 is 9) Total No of ways of arrangement = 9 x 35= 315 Please change solution to: Option (d) Total points including the vertices = 13 Out of these 13 points, 5 points on side AB ( including B and A) are collinear 7 points on side CA (including C and A) are collinear 4 points on side BC (including B and C) are collinear Thus, total triangles possible 13C3 5C3 7C3 4C3 = 237 Out of these, we should exclude those triangles which do not share the Vertices A or B or C Such triangles = 13 3 C3 5 - 2C3 7 - 2C3 0 = 109 We should also exclude the triangle ABC itself. Hence, the answer is 237 110 = 127. Line 6 in solution. So, no. of ways = 24 2 Question 2, after line 3, continuation in the next column. i.e. Question 2 is A group of 80 people play atleast one of the games- carrom, snooker and TT. 40 play carrom, 50 play snooker and 35 play TT. If 14 people play both Carrom and Snooker, 20 people play both Snooker and TT and 12 people play both TT and carrom, find the ratio of the number of people who play carrom only to the number who play only TT? Similarly, for questions 6-8 (Second column) - In a music school. The continuation is in the left column; i.e. Directions for questions 6-8 are In a music school, three instruments are taught: Tabla, Violin and Guitar. Out of 278 students in the school, 20 learn Tabla and Violin, 23 learn Violin and Guitar an d 21 learn Tabla and Guitar. 9 students learn all three instruments. It is known that equal number of seats in all three instruments classes. (If a student is learning Guitar a well Tabla, then he occupies two seats: one in Tabla Class and one in Guitar Class)

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    Question 9 (P&C 2)

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    Question 16 (Probability) Questions 2-8 (Formatting error)

    * The new prints (post July 2012) will not have these errors. If you come across any other discrepancies, kindly send a mail to doubts@byjusclasses.com. We deeply regret the inconvenience caused

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