A box contains 2 green and 3 red balls of identical size. If two balls are picked randomly, one after the other, without replace ment, find the probability of picking two balls of different colors
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there is a high possibility seeing as they are the same size although there is one more red ball than there is a green ball so it would be either likely or brobaly but not definately
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