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. In an experiment where 2 balls are drawn successively at random without replacement from a box containing 2 Red, 3 Green and 2 Blue Balls. Let R be the event that a ball drawn is red, B for blue and G for green. Which of the following represents the event that a ball is either red and blue, or red and green?

. In an experiment where 2 balls are drawn successively at random without replacement from a box containing 2 Red, 3 Green and 2 Blue Balls. Let R be the event that a ball drawn is red, B for blue and G for green. Which of the following represents the event that a ball is either red and blue, or red and green?

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)
A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)
10th Edition
ISBN:9780134753119
Author:Sheldon Ross
Publisher:Sheldon Ross
Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis
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). In an experiment where 2 balls are drawn at random without successively replacement from a box containing 2 Red, 3 Green and 2 Blue Balls. Let R be the event that a ball drawn is red, B for blue and G for green. Which of the following represents the event that a ball is either red and blue, or red and green? RU (Bn G) Rn (BU G) (R n B) U (R n G) (RUB) n (RU G)
Transcribed Image Text:). In an experiment where 2 balls are drawn at random without successively replacement from a box containing 2 Red, 3 Green and 2 Blue Balls. Let R be the event that a ball drawn is red, B for blue and G for green. Which of the following represents the event that a ball is either red and blue, or red and green? RU (Bn G) Rn (BU G) (R n B) U (R n G) (RUB) n (RU G)
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