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Jordan Has 9 Blue Balls, 6 Red Balls And 5 Brown Balls In A Box. Two Balls Are Drawn Without Replacement From The Box. What Is T

he Probability That Both Of The Balls Are Brown?

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marshall27 [118]3 years ago

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5/20 .
add up the number of all the balls combined
5 out of the 20 total are brown

Hunter-Best [27]3 years ago

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Well the chances of one being brown would be 5/20, so i believe the chances of getting two brown would be 1/16

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