Each of the letters A through J are printed on tiles that are placed in a hat. Andre selects a tile at random and then replaces it. Clare then selects a tile at random. What is the probability that Andre selects a tile labeled B? What is the probability that Clare selects a tile labeled B?

Each of the letters A through J are printed on tiles that are placed in a hat. Andre selects a tile at random and then replaces it. Clare then selects a tile at random. What is the probability that Andre selects a tile labeled B? What is the probability that Clare selects a tile labeled B?

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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Each of the letters A through J are printed on tiles that are placed in a hat. Andre selects a tile at random and then replaces it. Clare then selects a tile at random.

What is the probability that Andre selects a tile labeled B?
What is the probability that Clare selects a tile labeled B?

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