8) A bag contains 5 red, 2 green, and 6 blue marbles. Cramer reaches in and grabs 4 marbles at random. Findthe probability that he gets all of the green marbles, given that he got none of the blue ones.a) 0.2857b) 0.0769c) 0.0140d) 0.1818e) 0.6364f) none of these

Given,no.of red marbles=5no.of green marbles=2no.of blue marbles=6total no.of marbles=13

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8) A bag contains 5 red, 2 green, and 6 blue marbles. Cramer reaches in and grabs 4 marbles at random. Find the probability that he gets all of the green marbles, given that he got none of the blue ones. a) 0.2857 b) 0.0769 c) 0.0140 d) 0.1818 e) 0.6364 f) none of these