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Find the probability of drawing a pink card, not replacing it, and then drawing another pink card. https://clackamasweb.owschools.com/media/g_ima01_2015/9/cards2.jpg 4/25 2/15 1/5
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2/15?
probability is the desired outcome divided by the total possible outcomes. This a basically the probability of the 2 independent events from what I think. So the probability of pulling a pink card is 2/5 then the probability of pulling another pink card would be 1/3 multiply the values and get the answer you just showed 2/15
yea so gj
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