Math, asked by sandhyapolakhare, 9 months ago

a jar contains 6 red balls 5 green balls 3 white balls and 7 yellow balls two balls are chosen from the jar with replacement what is the probability that both balls are also what is the probability of choosing a red and then a green ball

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Answered by ace2236

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the probability of choosing a red ball=6/21

the probability of choosing a green ball=5/21

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