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QuestionWhat is the probability of drawing a BROWN marble, replacing it, then drawing a gray marble from a jar with 6 gray, 7 pink, and 1 brown marble? Show work (4 points) and answer (1 point) as a fraction.

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implify the fraction to its lowest terms.
$(Brown\, then\, Gray) = \frac{3}{98}$ The probability of drawing a brown marble and then a gray marble is $\frac{3}{98}$ .

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