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There are 296 blue marbles and 856 green marbles in a bucket. What is the exact...

There are 296 blue marbles and 856 green marbles in a bucket. What is the exact probability that 6 blue marbles are selected in 6 successive random selections without replacement?Is the criterion for using the 5% Rule for Cumbersome Calculations met? If so, what do you estimate the probability will be for getting the same result of 6 successive blue marbles?

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