#probability
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It's without replacement, isn't it?
I think
I have 2 ideas and I don't know which is right
We can take {BW,WW,BB,WB} than its 1/4, or there are 2 blacks and I want 2 so I can take (2/2) / (4/2) =1/6 ( by that I mean the formula( 2!/2!*0! )... I
It's the last one
You first have BBWW ok!
P(B) = 2/4 = 1/2 ok!
Now you take a black one.
You have now BWW
P(B) is now 1/3
You take another black one.
Now you multiply it P(BB) = 1/2 x 1/3 = 1/6
Okay thanks!
P(BB) = 1/4 would be the case with replacement, meaning after you took the black one, you put it back and the pull the next one.
Okay that makes sence now
.solved