An experiment consists in picking two M&M's out of a standard bag (not one of the seasonal ones) in no particular order, and writing down their colors. List all the possible values of the random variable associated to this experiment.

An experiment consists in picking two M&M's out of a standard bag (not one of the seasonal ones) in no particular order, and writing down their colors. List all the possible values of the random variable associated to this experiment.

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