Question 1191169: A box contains 7 identical marbles, except for color, of which 4 are red and 3 are green. Two
marbles are selected at random (a) one by one with replacement; (b) one by one without
replacement; (c) two marbles together.
Compute the numbers of sample points in all these cases
Answer by ikleyn(52781) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! A box contains 7 identical marbles, except for color, of which 4 are red and 3 are green.
Two marbles are selected at random (a) one by one with replacement; (b) one by one without
replacement; (c) two marbles together.
Compute the numbers of sample points in all these cases
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Part (c) is IDENTICAL to part (b). THEREFORE, there is no sense to consider part (c) separately,
and I will not consider part (c) separately. It is covered by part (b), in full.
Part (a)
The sample space consists of 4 elements RR, RG, GR, GG with the probabilities
P(RR) = = ;
P(RG) = = ;
P(GR) = = ;
P(GG) = =
with the total sum P((RR) + P(RG) + P(GR) + P(GG) = 1.
Part (a) is complete.
Part (b)
The sample space consists of 4 elements RR, RG, GR, GG with the probabilities
P(RR) = = ;
P(RG) = = ;
P(GR) = = ;
P(GG) = =
with the total sum P((RR) + P(RG) + P(GR) + P(GG) = 1.
Part (b) is complete.
The problem is solved, in full.
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