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In a group of 6 girls, four are fair and two are dark. Of 5 boys, two are fair and three are dark. One boy and one girl are picked at random. What is the probability, that of th…

In a group of 6 girls, four are fair and two are dark. Of 5 boys, two are fair and three are dark. One boy and one girl are picked at random. What is the probability, that of th…
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In a group of 6 girls, four are fair and two are dark. Of 5 boys, two are

fair and three are dark. One boy and one girl are picked at random.
What is the probability, that of the two pupils picked, one is fair and
one is dark?​

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30

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