SOLUTION: There are four balls in a bowl. One green, one red, one yellow, one blue. If one ball is chosen without replacing, what is the probability both balls will be red?
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Question 1016485: There are four balls in a bowl. One green, one red, one yellow, one blue. If one ball is chosen without replacing, what is the probability both balls will be red?
Answer by macston(5194) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Probability is zero.
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If one ball is chosen, there cannot be both balls.
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Without replacement, one red ball can only be chosen once.
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This question is ridiculous.
Please at least read your question before you submit it.
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