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26 November, 16:22

A bag has 3 red rocks, 4 green rocks, 3 blue rocks, 3 speckled rocks,

and 4 yellow rocks. You randomly pull a rock from the bag, put it

back, and then pull out another one.

What is the probability of getting a green and then a red?

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  1. 26 November, 16:31
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    Answer: 12/17

    Step-by-step explanation:

    This is an example of probability with replacement

    n (red) = 3

    n (green) = 4

    n (blue) = 3

    n (speckled) = 3

    n (yellow) = 4

    Total = 17

    The probability of getting a green = number of green / total number

    That is

    p (green) = 4/17

    Also

    p (red) = 3/17

    " and " in probability means multiplication, therefore:

    the probability of getting a green and then a red will be

    4/17 x 3/17 = 12/17
  2. 26 November, 16:48
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    3/17 or 17.64%
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