CORREÇÃO FGV 2026 - QUESTÃO 15 - No primeiro dia de aulas

🔵 FGV 2026 CORRECTION – Mathematics | Probability and Counting in Square Grids In this lesson, we solved a very interesting question from the FGV 2026 exam that combines Probability, Combinatorial Analysis, and geometric reasoning. The problem presents a classroom organized in a square grid of 25 desks and asks what the probability is that two randomly selected students will be seated in adjacent positions. To solve the question, we explored techniques for counting favorable pairs, neighborhood analysis in square grids, and probability calculations. Questions of this type require attention to the details of the statement and good spatial visualization, as well as organized reasoning to correctly count all possibilities. 📚 In this lesson you will learn: ✅ Classical probability ✅ Counting techniques ✅ Combinatorial analysis ✅ Counting pairs in square grids ✅ Geometric interpretation of problems ✅ Strategies for FGV entrance exams In addition to the complete solution, we show how to avoid common errors in probability questions involving positions, grids, and geometric arrangements. 🎯 If you are preparing for FGV 2026, ENEM, ESPM, Insper, or other high-level entrance exams, this question is an excellent opportunity to develop logical reasoning and improve your counting techniques. 👍 Like this video, subscribe to the channel, and follow our complete series of commented corrections for FGV 2026. Here you will find detailed solutions, exam tips, and content to help you achieve your approval! Also, check out other content on the channel! 🎯ENEM 2026 PREPARATION🏆    • PREPARAÇÃO ENEM 2026   🎯APRENDIZ WEBSITE🎯 www.aprendiz.net.br 💰DONATIONS VIA PIX💰 Email key: [email protected] I WISH EVERYONE GOOD STUDIES AND THANK YOU VERY MUCH!