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sam has a jar that contains 6 blue marbles and 5 violet marbles. he randomly draws one marble and then draws another marble .What is the probability of drawing two violet marbles without replacement
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sam has a jar that contains 6 blue marbles and 5 violet marbles. he randomly draws one marble and then draws another marble .What is the probability of drawing two violet marbles without replacement
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The probability of drawing a violet marble on the first draw is 5/11.
Having drawn violet on the first draw, there are now 4 violet marbles left and a total of 10 marbles. So, the probability of violet on the second draw is 4/10.
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