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Listen to me attentively.
The probability that the first ball is red is = .
If the first ball was red, then the second time you select from 7 balls, of which only 4 are red.
Therefore, the probability to get the second ball red is .
The probability to get both, the first and the second balls red is therefore
P = . ANSWER
Solved.
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For simple and simplest problems of Elementary Probability theory see the lessons
- Simple and simplest probability problems
- Solving probability problems using complementary probability
- Elementary Probability problems related to combinations
- A True/False test
- A multiple choice answers test
- Typical probability problems from the archive
- Experimental probability problems
in this site.
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- ALGEBRA-II - YOUR ONLINE TEXTBOOK.
The referred lessons are the part of this online textbook under the topic "Solved problems on Probability".
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