Given two urns, one containing two red, three green, and four yellow balls, the other containing four red, two green, and three yellow balls, if a single ball is drawn from each urn, what is the probability that Both are red? At least one is green? One is red, the other yellow? At least one is either red or yellow? Both are the same color?

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Given two urns, one containing two red, three green, and four yellow balls, the other containing four red, two green, and three yellow balls, if a single ball is drawn from each urn, what is the probability that

Both are red?

At least one is green?

One is red, the other yellow?

At least one is either red or yellow?

Both are the same color?

 

 

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