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natima
17 days ago
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A bag contains four balls. one is blue, one is white and two are red. someone draws two balls at random from the bag. he looks a

t them and tells you that there is a red ball among the two balls drawn out. what is the probability the the other ball drawn out is also red?
Mathematics
1 answer:
babunello [8.4K]17 days ago
8 0
There is a one in three or 33% likelihood that the other ball drawn is also red.
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