An experiment consists of selecting two marbles from an urn, in succession and without replacement. The urn contains 17 green marbles and 16 yellow marbles. Find the probability that:

17/66

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An experiment consists of selecting two marbles from an urn, in succession and without replacement. The urn contains 17 green marbles and 16 yellow marbles. Find the probability that: both  marbles are green?

? a. 0.5006 b. 0.0682 c. 0.6123 d. 0.2872 e. 0.2576

Solution:

Total number of green marbles=17

Total number of yellow marbles=16

Total number of marbles=17+16=33

We have to find the probability that both marbles are green.

Now, the probability that both marbles are green=

Using the formula of probability

The probability that both marbles are green=17/66

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this woman was an important writer and propagandist during the american revolution. she was a member of the committee of correspondence (in fact the committee was formed in her home) and was an advisor to many of the revolutionary leaders, including george washington and john adams. who was this revolutionary woman?

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