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There are 10 girls and 16 boys in a class. What is the probability of selecting sticks with a boys name and then a girls name if

the first stick is not replaced

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AleksAgata [21]3 years ago

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the probability of selecting sticks with boys name is 46% and a girls probablility for her sticks is 54%

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