Question in probabilityA box of nine golf gloves contains twoleft-handed and seven right-handedgloves :(i) If two gloves are randomly selectedfrom the box without replacement, whatis the probability that:(a) both gloves are right handed and(b) one is left-handed and oneright-handed glove?(ii) If three gloves are selected withoutreplacement, what is the probability thatall of them are left handed?(iii) If two gloves are randomly selectedwith replacement, what is the probabilitythat they would both be right-handed?

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A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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