Question 1 Two marbles are selected at random and removed in succession from a box containing five yellow marbles and two green marbles. Let X=the number of yellow marbles selected. a) Construct the probability distribution table for random variable X. b) Compute the probability that less than two yellow marbles have been selected.
Question 1 Two marbles are selected at random and removed in succession from a box containing five yellow marbles and two green marbles. Let X=the number of yellow marbles selected. a) Construct the probability distribution table for random variable X. b) Compute the probability that less than two yellow marbles have been selected.
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