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Suppose that a subset of 4 balls will be randomly selected from a collection of 4 amber balls, 4 blue balls,4 copper balls, and

4 green balls (so 16 balls in all). what is the probability that exactly two of the colorswill be present (and exactly two of the colors will be absent) in the set of randomly selected balls

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