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1. You have three boxes labelled Box #1, Box #2, and Box #3. Initially each box contains...
1. You have three boxes labelled Box #1, Box #2, and Box #3. Initially each box contains 4 red balls and 4 green balls. One ball is randomly selected from Box #1 and placed in Box #2 Then one ball is randomly selected from Box #2 and placed in Box #3. Then one ball is randomly selected from Box #3 and placed in Box #1. At the conclusion of this process, what is the probability that that each box has the same number of red and green balls that it started with?
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