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6. There are two bags, one containing 4 red and 5 blue balls and the other containing 6 black and
2 white balls. One ball fro

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6. There are two bags, one containing 4 red and 5 blue balls and the other containing 6 black and
2 white balls. One ball from each bag is taken out. What is the probability that the balls are
1) red and black
(ii) blue and white
(iii) red and white
(iv) blue and black.
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  1. Answer:

    n(s) = {17}

    1) A {4red + 6 black }

    n(A) = 10

    P(A) = n(A) / n(s)

    = 10/17

    2) B { 5blue + 2white}

    n(B) = 7

    P(B) = n(B) / n(s)

    = 7/17

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