Math, asked by soniyahaque344, 9 months ago

A box contains 5 red and 10 white balls. Two balls are taken randomly without replacement.
1)What is the probability of getting two balls of different colour?
2) What is the probability of getting two balls of same colour?

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Answered by suhanimaheshvari1610

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Answer:A) 5/21

B) 11/21

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Answered by bsmplmechanical

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Answer:

Two red balls and two white balls

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