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the letters of the word PROBABILITY  are arranged in all possible ways . the chance that B's and also two I's occur together is .?
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Total no. of words possible $=\frac{11!}{2!2!}$ as it is a case of permuation with repetition.

Now, favorable case is when 2 B's and 2 I's occur together. So, this can be counted by ignoring 1 B and 1 I and then the number of words possible $={9!}$

So, Required Probability $=\frac{9!.2!2!}{11!} = \frac{2}{55}$
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