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Stacey has a jar that contains 21 green skittles and 30 yellow skittles. She withdraws one skittle and notes the color. She does not return it to the jar. Stacey then withdraws another skittle. Find the probability that the 1st skittle is green and the next skittle is yellow.
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can some one help me please
Okay, firstly, the chances of getting a green skittle out of the total 51 skittles, is 21/51. Next, she doesn't return that possibly green skittle, so the total skittles left in the jar are 50 skittles. Then, the next chance of getting a yellow skittle is now 30/50. So to find the probably combined, you multiply the outcomes. Complete. Simple enough :)
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