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a mini bag of skittles has 3 lemon, 4 grape, 4 orange, and 2 lime skittles. what is the probability of randomly pulling an orange skittle out first and eating it and then pulling a second orange skittle
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a mini bag of skittles has 3 lemon, 4 grape, 4 orange, and 2 lime skittles. what is the probability of randomly pulling an orange skittle out first and eating it and then pulling a second orange skittle out of the bag next
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the chances if it being 2 oranges would be 4/13
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