Raymond B. answered 04/25/21
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
3G, 6Y, 5R
Pr(2 of different color) = ?
first draw has 14 possible marbles, Pr(G)= 3/14, Pr(Y)=6/14 = 3/7, Pr(R)= 5/14
if it's Green, then odds the 2nd draw will not be green is 1-2/13 = 11/13
if it's Yellow, then odds the 2nd draw will not be yellow is 1-5/13= 8/13
if it's Red, odds the 2nd draw will not be red is 1-4/13 = 9/13
multiply and add them ups Pr(2 not the same color) = (3/14)(11/13) + (3/7)(8/13) + (5/14)(9/13) = 33/(13)(14) + 48/(13)(14) + (45/(14)(13) = 126/182
or alternatively, calculate the odds of getting 2 of the same color and subtract from 1:
Pr(G) on 1st draw is 3/14, 2nd draw 2/13, Pr(2G) = 6/182
Pr(Y) 1st time is 6/14, 2nd draw 5/13 Pr(2Y) = 30/182
Pr(R) 1st time is 5/14, 2nd 4/13 Pr(2R) = 20/182
Add them Pr(2 same color) = 56/182
subtract from 1: 1-56/182 = (182-56)/182 = 126/182
Pr(2 different colors) = 126/182 = 63/91 = about 69.23%