Greg wrote the numbers 1 through 9 on pieces of paper and placed them in a hat. He will randomly select one piece of paper from the hat. He will not replace it. Greg will then randomly select a second piece of paper from the hat. What is the probability that Greg will select a piece of paper with an odd number on it and then select one with an even number on it?

Greg wrote the numbers 1 through 9 on pieces of paper and placed them in a hat. He will randomly select one piece of paper from the hat. He will not replace it. Greg will then randomly select a second piece of paper from the hat. What is the probability that Greg will select a piece of paper with an odd number on it and then select one with an even number on it?

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Greg wrote the numbers 1 through 9 on pieces of paper and placed them in a hat. He
will randomly select one piece of paper from the hat. He will not replace it. Greg will
then randomly select a second piece of paper from the hat. What is the probability that
Greg will select a piece of paper with an odd number on it and then select one with an
even number on it?
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