Consider two urns, labelled urn #1 andurn #2. Suppose urn #1 has 5 red and7 blue balls. Suppose urn #2 has 6 redand 12 blue balls. Suppose we pickthree ballsuniformly at random from each of thetwo urns. What is the probability thatall sixchosen balls are the same color?

Given, Urn 1 has 5 red and 7 blue balls. The total number of balls in Urn 1 is 5+7=12. Urn 2 has 6…

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