Seven yellow boxes and six blue boxes are in a storage room. Four boxes are to be selected at random, without replacement, from the room. If the boxes are equally likely to be chosen, use  combinations to find the probability that 2 yellow boxes and 2 blue boxes are selected.

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Seven yellow boxes and six blue boxes are in a storage room. Four boxes are to be selected at random, without replacement, from the room. If the boxes are equally likely to be chosen, use  combinations to find the probability that 2 yellow boxes and 2 blue boxes are selected.

 

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