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  • 12-12-2020
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Twenty percent of the shoes in a factory are black. One shoe is chosen and replaced. A second shoe is chosen and replaced. Then a third shoe is chosen. What is the probability that none of the shoes are black? The probability that none of the shoes are black is .

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thekidlaroi69
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  • 12-12-2020

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I think it is 1/5 chance

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