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there are 3 green and 7 red balls. 2 balls are selected one by one without replace it. find the probability that first is green and second is red

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Answered by ansh6666

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Answered by singingwithsimran

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1/2 and 7/6

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p (green) 3/6=1/2

p (red) 7/6

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