There Are 10 Balls in a Box That Are Numbered

question 31

Short Answer

There are 10 balls in a box that are numbered 1 through 10. A ball is selected and replaced, then a second ball is selected. What is the probability that the first ball selected will be a 3 and the second ball selected will not be a 9 ?

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