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There are 4 red and 6 green marbles in a jar. What is the probability of drawing two green marbles, with replacement?

2/5

9/25

3/5

4/25
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User Villaa
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Answer:


(9)/(25)

Explanation:

Number of red balls = 4

Number of green balls = 6

Total number of balls = 6+4 =10

Probability of drawing a green marble is given as


(Number\ of\ green\ balls)/(Total\ number\ of\ balls)


(6)/(10)

The ball is replaced after drawing.

Probability of drawing a green ball a second time will be:


(Number\ of\ green\ balls)/(Total\ number\ of\ balls)


(6)/(10)

Thus, probability of drawing 2 green balls with replacement can be given as:

⇒ (Probability of drawing a green marble)
* (Probability of drawing a green ball a second time)


(6)/(10)*(6)/(10)


(36)/(100)

Simplifying fraction by dividing numerator and denominator by their GCF.


(36/ 4)/(100/ 4)


(9)/(25) (Answer)

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