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Find the probability of selecting a 2, then another 2 without replacement
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Find the probability of selecting a 2, then another 2 without replacement

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i agree i think he's right 
User Xevion
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it doesn't say how many numbers but if it's out of ten then it'll be

(2)/(10) * (2)/(10 ) = (4)/(20) = (1)/(5)
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