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A toy box contains eight green balls and four purple balls. Suppose you choose a ball at random and then replace it by putting it back in the toy box. You then choose a second b…

A toy box contains eight green balls and four purple balls. Suppose you choose a ball at random and then replace it by putting it back in the toy box. You then choose a second b…
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A toy box contains eight green balls and four purple balls. Suppose you choose a ball at random and then replace it by putting it back in the toy box. You then choose a second ball. What is the probability that you have selected a green ball and then a purple ball?

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okay now I know this for absolute sure the answer is 2 over 9 aka 2/9

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