(See Solution) A bowl contains 1 red, 1 black, and 1 yellow jellybean. Two jellybeans are selected in succession, without the first jellybean being replaced.
Question: A bowl contains 1 red, 1 black, and 1 yellow jellybean.
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Two jellybeans are selected in succession, without
the first jellybean being replaced. Draw a tree diagram and represent all possible combinations of jellybeans that can be selected. - Two jellybeans are selected in succession, with the first jellybean being replaced before the second is drawn. Draw a tree diagram and represent all possible combinations of jellybeans that can be selected.
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