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1 August, 06:16

You have a bag filled with cones. There is one yellow, one green, one purple, and one grey cone in the bag. You pull out one cone, without putting it back, you pull out another cone. You cannot look in the bag. What is the probability of you pulling a purple cone the first time, and yellow cone on your second pull.

a. 1/4

b. 1/12

c. 1/16

d. 1/9

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