Consider 2 balls are to be chosen randomly from an urn containing 8 red ballsand 4 white balls without replacement. Assume that each ball in the urn isequally likely to be chosen. The probability that both balls drawn are red is|(Choose 'None among the others', if none of the otheroptions is your answer.)4/914/33None among the others7/302/9

Given Urn contains red balls = 8 and white balls = 4

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