Math
A flower shop has 2 tulips, 2 roses, 2 daisies, and 2 lilies. If two flowers are sold at random, what is the probability of not picking exactly two tulips?
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Question Discussion & Explanation
Correct Answer - E - (click and drag your mouse to see the answer)
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Verbal
Isotopes in the recently excavated bones of a 14-year-old girl from the Jamestown archaeological site indicate she had eaten a high-protein diet, so was probably the daughter of a gentleman, not a maidservant.
a. she had eaten a high-protein diet, so was probably the daughter of a gentleman, not a maidservant.
b. that she ate a high protein diet, so probably had been the daughter of a gentleman, and not a maidservant.
c. that she had eaten a high protein diet, so was probably the daughter of a gentleman, and not a maidservant’s.
d. she ate a high-protein diet, so was probably the daughter of a gentleman, and had not been a maidservant.
e. she had eaten a high-protein diet, thereby had probably been the daughter of a gentleman, not a maidservant’s.
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