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12 crayons are selected at random from a large collection of White, Red, Green and Yellow colour crayons. The number of crayons of each colour is unlimited. Find the probability that the selection contains at least one crayon of each colour?

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    Hi Vanshika, please share the solution and the point you're facing difficulty to understand, will help you out in the same.

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    Can't understand its solution. 12 crayons are selected at random from a large collection of White, Red, Green and Yellow colour crayons. The number of crayons of each colour is unlimited. Find the probability that the selection contains at least one crayon of each colour?

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    Can't understand its solution. 12 crayons are selected at random from a large collection of White, Red, Green and Yellow colour crayons. The number of crayons of each colour is unlimited. Find the probability that the selection contains at least one crayon of each colour?