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Assume for this problem that the company has 6 Hondas and 4 Jeeps, and two cars...

Assume for this problem that the company has 6 Hondas and 4 Jeeps, and two cars are selected randomly and given to sales representatives.

What is the probability of both cars being Hondas, given that both are of the same make?

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