There are two containers of Marbles. Container A has 20 black and 30 white marbles and Container B has 300 white and 100 black marbles. One person randomly selects a marble from container A and puts it into B, now you will randomly choose 5 marbles from container B, what is the chance that exactly

There are two containers of Marbles. Container A has 20 black and 30 white marbles and Container B has 300 white and 100 black marbles. One person randomly selects a marble from container A and puts it into B, now you will randomly choose 5 marbles from container B, what is the chance that exactly

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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Author:Sheldon Ross

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Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

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