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What is the probability that the first crayon is red and the second crayon is green?

What is the probability that the first crayon is red and the second crayon is green?

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Asked by Mackenzie, Last updated: Nov 13, 2024

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John Smith

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Answered Sep 12, 2016

3/46
First find the probability of picking a red crayon (6/24 or 1/4), then find the probability that the second crayon is green (6/23). Multiply the probabilities together to get: 3/46 reduced
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