フリー問題

問題文

A dredging firm hires a statistician who objects that the likelihood column on its register has no formal basis at all. Its analyst answers by saying what the guidance actually asks the assessors to set down. The firm also has to settle how many duties fall to the senior hand who oversees word and the machines that hold it. Which pair fits what the assessors are asked to set down and the count of duties that fall to that senior hand?

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1. the assessors set down a rule drawn from proof, and the duties that fall to that senior hand number 4.
2. the assessors set down a mark drawn from proof, and the duties that fall to that senior hand number 5.
3. the assessors set down a rule drawn from proof, and the duties that fall to that senior hand number 5.
4. the assessors set down a mark drawn from proof, and the duties that fall to that senior hand number 4.