1. JP got a bag full of colorful marbles. Therewere 30 of them: 7 orange, 5green, 3 blue, 4 red, and 11 yellow. Aftershaking the bag, she randomlyselected two marbles from the box. What'sthe probability that the firstone was yellow and the second one wasred?2. There are 50. The teacher had only tenfree tickets for the ArtMuseum for this class. Therefore, theteacher decided to use a lottery todecide who would receive the free tickets.JP and PJ wanted to go to theconcert together. What' s the probabilitythat both of them win the freetickets?

Given that Total marbles=30 Orange marbles=7 Green marbles=5 Blue marbles=3 Red marbles=4 Yellow…

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1. JP got a bag full of colorful marbles. There were 30 of them: 7 orange, 5 green, 3 blue, 4 red, and 11 yellow. After shaking the bag, she randomly selected two marbles from the box. What's the probability that the first one was yellow and the second one was red?