If you have 6 red cards and 8 blue cards in your right hand, but your left hand is empty. Your friend has selected 4 cards without replacement in random and put them in your left hand. Then, he selected a card in random from your left hand. The conditional probability that two red cards and two blue cards were moved from your right hand to your left hand given that the card selected from your left hand is blue is: Select one: a. 0.4632 b. 0.0644 c. 0.3671 d. 0.3974 е. 0.4895

If you have 6 red cards and 8 blue cards in your right hand, but your left hand is empty. Your friend has selected 4 cards without replacement in random and put them in your left hand. Then, he selected a card in random from your left hand. The conditional probability that two red cards and two blue cards were moved from your right hand to your left hand given that the card selected from your left hand is blue is: Select one: a. 0.4632 b. 0.0644 c. 0.3671 d. 0.3974 е. 0.4895

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A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

10th Edition

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Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

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