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A. 1/35

B. 1/7

C. 3/14

D. 7/15

A. 1/35 B. 1/7 C. 3/14 D. 7/15-example-1
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The probability of event A happening is 3/15 chance. This is because there are 15 coins in total but only 3 dimes. The probability of B happening given A just happened ( given a dime was picked), the chance of getting another dime is 2/14 chance because a dime was already chosen so there is one less coin (hence why it is 14 instead of 15) and now there are 2 dimes left. Thus, the answer is 1/7.
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