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If a question paper consists of $11$ questions divided into two sections,$I$ and $II$. Section $I$ consists of $6$ questions and section $II$ consists of $5$ questions,then the number of different ways a student can select $6$ questions,taking at least $2$ questions from each section,is
- A$350$
- B$225$
- C$275$
- D$425$
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