Mathematics, 21.05.2021 22:10, misst002

A jar contains 6 blue gumballs, 4 yellow gumballs, and 8 red gumballs. What is the probability of choosing a yellow gumball and then a red gumball if the first gumball is placed back into the jar before the second is chosen?

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