Maybe 11x? i dont really know, thats all the info we get
\left[x _{1}\right] = \left[ \frac{2}{3}+\left( \frac{-1}{3}\,i \right) \,\sqrt{2}\right][x1]=[32+(3−1i)√2] totally answer
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Answer:
You are selecting marbles with replacement. The marble selections (trials) are independent and the marble selection follows the binomial distribution.
The probability of selecting a red marble the first time is 1313.
(This is because 4 out of 12 marbles are red and412412 reduces to 1313.
The probability of selecting a red marble the second time is 1313.
The marble selections are independent and you can multiply the two probabilities to get the following:
probability of getting 2 reds = (13)2(13)2
=19=19.
So the probability of getting two reds is 1919.
