There are 12 blue marbles, and 17 red marbles in a bag. 6 of the marbles...

There are 12 blue marbles, and 17 red marbles in a bag. 6 of the marbles are drawn from the bag without being replaced.

N=29 K=17 n=6

P(2 blue, 4 red)?

P(5 blue, 1 red)?

P(1 blue, 5 red)?

Odds against 2 red?

E(red)= ?

σ(blue)= ?

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