Posted by Lori on Wednesday, September 22, 2010 at 11:12pm.
There's 1/2 chance that you'll choose Box B, and there's 10/15 chance that it'll be a blue ball. To find the probability, multiply the two numbers.
That is what I got on my quiz--answer he told me was 10/19??
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