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Suppose there is a bag containing 15 pink marbles ​(Upper P​), 15 green marbles ​(Upper G​),...

Suppose there is a bag containing 15 pink marbles ​(Upper P​), 15 green marbles ​(Upper G​), 15 violet marbles ​(Upper V​), and 15 black marbles ​(Upper B​). Someone mixes the marbles​ thoroughly, draws one marble at​ random, puts the marble back in the​ bag, mixes the bag​ thoroughly, and draws another marble at random. Complete parts​ (a) and​ (b) below.

List all possible outcomes of this process. Choose the correct answer below.

. Make the probability distribution showing the probability of drawing​ 0, 1, and 2

green marbles.

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