10. A small pond may hold two varieties of fish. One fish is coloured red while the other fish is coloured yellow. In this pond most of the fish is coloured yellow. When someone throws his net into the pond, most of the fish caught are red in colour. Leaving only a few red fish. After some time there were only yellow fish in the pond. Prepared by Ms \( S \) Soso
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