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8. (4) There are 200 brown chocolates and 100 white chocolates in container A and 300...

8. (4) There are 200 brown chocolates and 100 white chocolates in container A and 300 white and 400 brown chocolates in container B. I randomly choose one from container A and put it into container B. If you choose 6 pieces of chocolate from the container B now, what is the chance of getting 2 brown chocolate?

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