Mathematics, 20.04.2020 23:31, samy6570

Tom has a bag of marbles: 4 red and 5
blue. He reaches in the bag and pulls out a
red. He DOES NOT replace the marble. He
reaches in again and pulls out another red
marble. What is the COMPOUND
probability that Tom will pull out a red and
a red? (Show your work calculating the
probability)

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Tom has a bag of marbles: 4 red and 5
blue. He reaches in the bag and pulls out a
red. H...