SOLUTION: suppose a box contains three objects A,B,C. list all the easy that two of these objects can be selected without replacement assuming order matters� If two objects are randomly

Question 387092: suppose a box contains three objects A,B,C. list all the easy that two of these objects can be selected without replacement assuming order matters�

If two objects are randomly selected as described above what's the probability that onf of the objects is A? Fraction in simplest terms.
Answer by Fombitz(32388) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

There are 6 possible outcomes.
Four of the outcomes have an .

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