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A jar has five red marbles and 10 blue ones if you were to pick a random marble without replacing it and then select another what is the fractional probability of getting to red…

A jar has five red marbles and 10 blue ones if you were to pick a random marble without replacing it and then select another what is the fractional probability of getting to red…
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A jar has five red marbles and 10 blue ones if you were to pick a random marble without replacing it and then select another what is the fractional probability of getting to red

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I think the correct answer is 10/15.
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