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Assume we have two lists, list A and list B. List A contains the numbers [20,10,20], while list B contains the numbers [40,10,30,20,40,30]. We choose one number from list A randomly and one number from list B randomly. What is the chance that the number we drew from list A is larger than or equal to the number we drew from list B

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