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Color Quantity Yellow   Y 3 Green     G 6 Blue     BL 10 Brown BR    BRRBR 8 Orange  ...

Color

Quantity

Yellow   Y

3

Green     G

6

Blue     BL

10

Brown BR    BRRBR

8

Orange   O

7

Red        R

6

With Replacement

Without Replacement

P(BL1 and BL2):

100/1600

90/1560

P(BL1 and BR2 or BR1 and BL2):

P(BL1 and O2 ):

P(O2 |BL1):

P(no yellows on either draw):

P(doubles):

P(no doubles):

Note: O2 = orange on second pick; BL1 = blue on first pick; BL2 = blue on second pick; doubles = both picks are the same color. BR1= brown on first pick; BR2 = brown on second pick.

Complete the table.

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