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Question 2. The distribution of chips at a center in Port Coquitlam is given as follows:...

Question 2. The distribution of chips at a center in Port Coquitlam is given as follows:

     Red (R)             = 8

     Green (G)         = 10

     White (W)        = 2

     Total                 = 20

  1. What is the probability of drawing a white chip on the first draw?

b. What is the probability of drawing a white chip on the first draw and a red one on the

second?

  1. What is     P(GG) = P(G) ´ P(G)

  1. What is   P(R | W) = P(R)
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