Answer / vishal09

Ans "0";

I think its tricky Q.
Question is:
"how many minimum number of marbles you will pick so as to
100% sure that atleast 2 marbles have the same colors".

Answer is:
If u pick up (0/1) marble then there will be "100% sure that
atleast 2 marbles have the same colors.(IN BUCKET)"

(don't start to think that Same color of PICKED marbles)

Answer / anonymous

TotalBucket - (Colored marble with least count - 2).

Answer / ayush

n-3

Answer / shishir dhargave

if we are of closed eyes,then how can we distinguish the
colors...

1,5,7,40,15,_? next no no arithmetic simple logic...

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