Question. "11 identical balls are distributed in 4 distinct boxes randomly. Then the probability that any 3 boxes will together get more number of balls than the remaining one is:"
I am confused about the distribution of balls. Are all the cases i.e. {5,5,0,1} and {2,3,4,2} equally likely or not?
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There may be other possible cases also, like {1,1,4,5}, {2,2,2,5} etc.