Question #204393

A bag of marbles contains 12 red marbles and 16 green marbles. Two marbles are drawn.

What is the probability that:

a) Both marbles are green if the first marble is replaced? (A:2)

b) Both marbles are red if the first marble is not replaced? (A:2)


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Expert's answer
2021-06-08T14:27:13-0400

a) If the first marble is replaced, then the events are independent


P(G and G)=1612+16(1612+16)=1649P(G\ and\ G)=\dfrac{16}{12+16}(\dfrac{16}{12+16})=\dfrac{16}{49}

b) If the first marble is not replaced, then the events are dependent


P(R and R)=1212+16(12112+161)=1163P(R\ and\ R)=\dfrac{12}{12+16}(\dfrac{12-1}{12+16-1})=\dfrac{11}{63}

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