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Re: If a number is selected from 100 to 199. What is the probability that [#permalink]
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1*8*8=64

The numbers which contains 2 and 3 as at least one digit = 100 – 64 = 36.

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\(\frac{100}{C^{100}_1}=\frac{36}{100}
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20s = one 2 meaning + 10
30s = one 3 meaning + 10
2 or 3 in 10, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90 meaning 8 * 2= 16

20 +16 = 36
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Re: If a number is selected from 100 to 199. What is the probability that [#permalink]
jiayou111 By this logic, we haven't subtracted 132 and 123 (which are AND) digits.

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