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A jar contains 6 yellow and 8 blue gumballs. Two gumballs will be drawn at random without being replaced. If the first gumball drawn is blue, what is the probability that the second gumball will also be blue? Leave answer as fraction.
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If the first gumball drawn is blue, that means there will be now 6 yellow and 7 blue left inside. There will be 13 total left. If you want second gumball to be blue, the probability is basically picking 7 blue gumballs out of 13 gumballs in total. so it would be 7/13
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