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A box contains 5 pink, 4 blue and 3 purple objects. A pink object is first drawn without replacement, then a blue object is drawn. What are the chances of this happening? Show w…

A box contains 5 pink, 4 blue and 3 purple objects. A pink object is first drawn without replacement, then a blue object is drawn. What are the chances of this happening? Show w…
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A box contains 5 pink, 4 blue and 3 purple objects. A pink object is first drawn without replacement, then a blue object is drawn. What are the chances of this happening? Show work.

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User Alve
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Answer:

1:12

Explanation:

only 1 can be chosen theres 12 in total

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