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Which of the following statement is definitely not true?

A

The number of M’s in basket 4 is 1

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The number of M’s in basket 4 is 3

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The number of A’s in basket 1 is 3

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The number of W’s in basket 1 is 9

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Solution

The correct option is A The number of M’s in basket 4 is 1
If the number of M's in basket 4 is 1, then a total of 20 cannot be obtained. Thus, this is definitely false.

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