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A jar contains 4 quarters and 6 nickels. Two coins are drawn, and the first coin is not replaced before drawing the second. What is the probability that both coins are nickels?
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A jar contains 4 quarters and 6 nickels. Two coins are drawn, and the first coin is not replaced before drawing the second. What is the probability that both coins are nickels?

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now

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do you know what is the answer?I thought it was 9/25

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