Anita A. answered 06/30/18
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My combinatorial experience is rusty, but here is the way I'm tackling this question.
Total # of balls is 2n, but the number selected at each draw is 2 - 1B, 1W. So, there are n pairs, and the 'number selected' is 1.
Since n C r =14,400, then 14,400 C 1 = 14,400, and n = 14,400. Total # balls is 28,800, but with the restriction that each pair has 1B and 1W - I won't use 'number selected' as 2.
Feeling a bit diffident and thinking it's too easy, please enlighten me.
Anita A.