Suppose Steven combined the table-tennis balls into one large bag instead of two individual bags. Would the probability change from Part A if Steven wanted to draw a "1" and a "B" without replacement

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Suppose Steven combined the table-tennis balls into one large bag instead of two individual bags. Would the probability change from Part A if Steven wanted to draw a "1" and a "B" without replacement

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rewrite 0,26 as a proper fraction (in the format of a over b) show all steps

Yashwanth Aluru answered Jan 17, 2024

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