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$ (1)/(45) $

Explanation:

There are 10 balls. They are placed in a bag. So, the number of sample space, n(S) = 10.

Now, the probability of drawing the first yellow ball =
$ \frac{No. \hspace{2mm} of \hspace{2mm} yellow \hspace{2mm} balls}{Total \hspace{2mm} No. \hspace{2mm} of \hspace{2mm} balls} $
.

Probability of drawing first ball =
$ (2)/(10) $

Now, another yellow ball is to be drawn without replacing the first ball drawn.

Therefore, the number f total balls now becomes 9 and the number of yellow balls become 1.

Hence, the probability becomes
$ (1)/(9) $

The total probability becomes
$ (2)/(10) * (1)/(9) $ =
$ (1)/(45) $
.

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