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A marble is drawn at random first from a jar containing four black and four white marbles, and then from a jar containing six black and two white marbles. What is the probabilit…

A marble is drawn at random first from a jar containing four black and four white marbles, and then from a jar containing six black and two white marbles. What is the probabilit…
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A marble is drawn at random first from a jar containing four black and four white marbles, and then from a jar containing six black and two white marbles. What is the probability of drawing two black marbles?

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the answer is 37.5% Hope this helps!

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