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In the same area where there are 3 Mankey Pokemon, 4 Pidgey Pokemon, and 2 Rattata Pokemon. What would be the probability of run

ning into a Mankey Pokemon and then a Pidgey Pokemon (each time you defeat one it is replaced on the map)?

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Mrac [35]2 years ago

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The probability of you running into a Mankey Pokemon and then a Pidgey Pokemonis 4/27.

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