This is the last question :)
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Given other points of the equation, we can find this in multiple ways. For example, Lets try and graph it. When it is graphed, We can see that Point A and Point C will intersect at what is known as point D, (aka your final point). With this, We can assume that they are all the same distance from each other. Given this, we now know that our last point is C. (3,2)
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We have to find the probability of the following event:
1.We pick a marble from a jar that has 11 marbles in total, 5 of them are red
2.We pick a marble from a jar that has now 10 marbles in total, 4 of them are red (because in the previous step we picked a red marble and did not put it back in the jar)
The probability of the first event is:
The probability of the second event is:
The probability of the both events to happen is: