3.4.11 An urn contains two red and two green balls. The balls are chosen at random, one...
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3.4.11 An urn contains two red and two green balls. The balls are chosen at random, one by one, and removed from the urn. The selection process continues until all of the green balls have been removed from the urn. What is the probability that a single red ball is in the urn at the time that the last green ball is chosen?
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