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Explanation of Solution
Given:
A box has 1 red ball , 1 green ball , and 1 blue ball. Two balls are drawn from the box one after the other , without replacement.
Calculation:
Let the red , green and blue balls be represented by R , G , and B respectively.
Since the balls are drawn without replacement , no ball can be repeated in two events.
The Sample space :
Organized list − { (R,G) , (R,B) , (G,R) , (G,B), (B,R) , (B,G) }
Table -
Outcome | Red | Green | Blue |
Red | - | (R,G) | (R,B) |
Green | (G,R) | - | (G,B) |
Blue | (B,R) | (B,G) | - |
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