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Suppose a bowl has 5 chips; two chips are labeled "2", and three chips are labeled...

Suppose a bowl has 5 chips; two chips are labeled "2", and three chips are labeled "3".

Suppose two chips are selected at random WITHOUT replacement. Let the random variable X

equal the product of the two draws (e.g. if the first draw is a 2 and the second draw

is a 3, then the product is 2 x 3 = 6).

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