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A box contains 14 stuffed animal rabbits and 6 stuffed animal bears. What is the probability of selecting a stuffed animal rabbit, replacing it, and then selecting a stuffed animal bear? *
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A box contains 14 stuffed animal rabbits and 6 stuffed animal bears. What is the probability of selecting a stuffed animal rabbit, replacing it, and then selecting a stuffed animal bear? *

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14/20 times 6/20=84/400=21/100

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