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Suppose a bag contains 9 silver coins and 1 bronze coin what is the probability of randomly choosing a silver coin not replacing it and then randomly choosing a bronze coin
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Suppose a bag contains 9 silver coins and 1 bronze coin what is the probability of randomly choosing a silver coin not replacing it and then randomly choosing a bronze coin
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There would be a 4/5 chance of that happening.
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