Parked in the lot beside a local grocery store are 2 red cars, 9 white cars, 3 black cars, 1 blue car, and 6 brown cars, all belonging to shoppers in the store. assuming the shoppers leave randomly, what is the probability that the first two cars to leave are white?

probability that the first two cars to leave are white 2.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given : Parked in the lot beside a local grocery store are 2 red cars, 9 white cars, 3 black cars, 1 blue car, and 6 brown cars, all belonging to shoppers in the store.

To find : what is the probability that the first two cars to leave are white?

Solution : red cars = 2.

               White  cars = 9.

                Black cars = 3.

                 Blue car = 1.

                Brown cars = 6.

Total  cars in store = 21 .

Number of two cars to leave are white.

P(A ) = Number of favourable outcome / Total number of favourable outcomes)

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Probability that the first two cars to leave are white = .

Therefore, probability that the first two cars to leave are white .

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