The probability that Mr. will be booked for illegal parking in the central market is . During the last nine days, Mr. has illegally parked everyday but has not been booked. Today, on the 10th day, he again decides to park illegally. The probability that he will be booked today is
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The probability that Mr. A will be booked for illegal parking in the central market is 1/3. During the last nine days, Mr. A has illegally parked everyday but has not been booked. Today, on the 10th day, he again decides to park illegally. The probability that he will be booked today is (A) greater than 1/3 (B) less than 1/3 (C) equal to 1/3 (D) There is not enough information to make the required inference
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