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There are two winning lots in 10 lots. After Mr. A draws a lottery once, B...
There are two winning lots in 10 lots. After Mr. A draws a lottery
once, B draws a lottery one after another by sampling without
replacement
Let X and Y be the numbers for A and B, respectively. Find the
probability distribution table of (X, Y) at this time.
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