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Three yellow balls, two red balls and five orange balls are placed in a bag. Mark draws a ball out, and replaces it. He then picks another ball. What is the probability that he …

Three yellow balls, two red balls and five orange balls are placed in a bag. Mark draws a ball out, and replaces it. He then picks another ball. What is the probability that he …
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Three yellow balls, two red balls and five orange balls are placed in a bag. Mark draws a ball out, and replaces it. He then picks another ball.

What is the probability that he gets at least one yellow ball?

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45

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because of me and I can send you a picture when

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