medium · GMAT Quant
The lockers in a school corridor are numbered consecutively from 1 to 44. Exactly two of the lockers will be selected at random, and all possible selections are equally likely.
What is the probability that, for the two lockers selected, at least one of their numbers is a multiple of 5?
- (14)/(473)
- (40)/(121)
- (158)/(473)
- (351)/(946)
- (315)/(473)
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