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Mathematics, 22.05.2021 06:30 lulabelles7750

There are 15 yellow marbles in a jar. Yellow is the only color of marbles in the jar. You take out one yellow marble and do not replace it. Then you pick a 2nd yellow marble. In this case, how do you calculate the probability of picking 2 yellow marbles separately?

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