An urn initially has six red balls and eight blue ones. Balls are chosen one at a time, at random
An urn initially has six red balls and eight blue ones. Balls are chosen one at a time, at random
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An urn initially has six red balls and eight blue ones. Balls are chosen
one at a time, at random, and not replaced. Find the probabilities
that
(a) the first is blue, the second is red;
(b) the first is blue, the sixth is red;
(c) the first three are all the same colour.
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