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In a bag of 12 marbles, there is 6 blue and 6 red. Paul randomly selects 4 blue marbles and marbles and does not put them back on the bag. What is the likelihood Paul will selec…

In a bag of 12 marbles, there is 6 blue and 6 red. Paul randomly selects 4 blue marbles and marbles and does not put them back on the bag. What is the likelihood Paul will selec…
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In a bag of 12 marbles, there is 6 blue and 6 red. Paul randomly selects 4 blue marbles and marbles and does not put them back on the bag. What is the likelihood Paul will select a blue will he next try?

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4/12 times 2/8=8/96(simplify 8/96)
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