Math, asked by anirudhchhatwa1095, 1 year ago

 a bag contains 4 red and 6 blue balls . If a ball is taken out from the bag and it's colour is observed . Two balls of the same colour and the ball taken out are again put in the bag . Now again a ball is taken out randomly . Find the probability that the ball taken out is red in colour .

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Answered by jessica123437
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p(getting red ball) =0
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