Mathematics, 06.04.2021 23:20, nuggetslices

A jar contains jelly beans, and there are 87 pink, 74 purple, 35 white, 70 black, 25 orange, and 47 green. if two jelly beans are chosen from the jar, what is the probability that both are not the same color? What are the steps to find the answer?

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