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there are 10 marbels in a bag, 4 are multi colored and 6 are solid. what is the probability of picking a solid marble and then another solid marble without replacing the first marble?​
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there are 10 marbels in a bag, 4 are multi colored and 6 are solid. what is the probability of picking a solid marble and then another solid marble without replacing the first marble?​

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(2/5) * (3/4) = 3/10 = 0.3

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