There are some red and blue balls in a bag of 21 balls and the probability of picking 2 red balls out in a row is 1/14 how many red balls are there?

6 red balls

Step-by-step explanation:

The probability in the first pick

6/21

The probability in the second pick (without replacement)

5/20

the requested probability

(6/21)(5/20) = 30/420

simplification

30/420 = 3/42 = 1/14

Hope this helps

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