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A jar contains ten black and five white marbles two marbles ar chosen without replacement what is the probability of picking a black marble and then a white marble

A jar contains ten black and five white marbles two marbles ar chosen without replacement what is the probability of picking a black marble and then a white marble
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A jar contains ten black and five white marbles two marbles ar chosen without replacement what is the probability of picking a black marble and then a white marble

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I think it is a 20% chance
User Qwertz
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10/15 and 1/3 i think this is right... have a good day
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