11. Urns I and II contain three pennies and four dimes, and two pennies and five dimes,...
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11. Urns I and II contain three pennies and four dimes, and two pennies and five dimes, respectively. One coin is selected at random from each urn. If exactly one of them is a dime, what is the probability that the coin selected from urn I is the dime?
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