A bag has 4 red, 5 blue and 2 green marbles. If 5 marbles ( 2 red, 2 blue & 1 green ) are selected one after the another with out replacement, what is the probability of drawing those 5 marbles?
Please solve for the probability of each marble and whats the probability if the marbles are replaced?
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(2 red, 2 blue and 1 green) from (4 red, 5 blue and 2 green)
Without replacement:
4C2/11C2 * 5C2/9C2 * 2C1/7C1
With replacement:
4C2/11C2 * 5C2/11C2 * 2C1/11C1
Without replacement:
4C2/11C2 * 5C2/9C2 * 2C1/7C1
With replacement:
4C2/11C2 * 5C2/11C2 * 2C1/11C1
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Result does not change even if the order changes. see here:
Let us change the order now.
(1 green,2 red, 2 blue) from (2 green,4 red, 5 blue)
Without replacement:
2C1/11C1 * 4C2/10C2 * 5C2/8C2 = 2/11 * 4*3/10*9 * 5*4/8*7 = (2*4*3*5*4)/(11*10*9*8*7)
The other order considered in my earlier explanation is: 4C2/11C2 * 5C2/9C2 * 2C1/7C1
= (4*3*5*4*2)/(11*10*9*8*7)
Both are equal
With replacement:
2C1/11C1 * 4C2/11C2 * 5C2/11C2 = (2*4*3*5*4)/(11*11*10*11*10)
The other order considered in my earlier explanation is: 4C2/11C2 * 5C2/11C2 * 2C1/11C1
= (2*4*3*5*4)/(11*11*10*11*10)
Both are equal
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What is the OA for the case "with replacement"kksekar wrote:its differs from the official answer, which is 20/77
got from 4c2*5c2*2c1/11c5 = 20/77
please explain why the answer differs when you consider the probability of each marble separately?
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