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20 Sep 2004, 04:05
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20 Sep 2004, 10:30
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Between D and E, E stands a better chance than D.
Between D and E, E stands a better chance than D.
20 Sep 2004, 12:02
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C...i feel like if three fish are swimming together, the radius does increase but not proportionally to the probability that they get devoured...
so if Y comes after them, only one of the three might devoured.
interesting question...does not seem like GMAT question though...
