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OpenStudy (anonymous):

Red, blue, yellow, and green marbles are in a bag, with 14 marbles of each color. One white marble is added to the bag for a total of 57 marbles. If three marbles are chosen without replacement, what is the probability that all three marbles will be blue? Since you have 57 marbles, wouldn't you just do 57*56*55? and then your answer would be 1/(57*56*55). Right?

OpenStudy (phi):

there are 14 blue out of 57 so on the first pick it is 14/57 chance of being blue if you get a blue on that pick there are 13 out of 56 or 13/56 of getting another blue and the chance for getting the third is 12/55 so (14*13*12)/(57*56*55)

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