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An urn has 6 white balls and 4 orange balls if Sam chooses 5 balls at random from the urn what is the probability that he choose

s 2 white balls and 3 orange balls

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Andreas93 [3]3 years ago

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probability of picking white is 6/10

and probability of picking orange is 4/10

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so probability of picking 2 white and 3 orange will be 9/25 + 64/100 = 8/125

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