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a) sample space :
randomly selects two digits from a collection is 9c2 is 72
state space is 72 ways of selecting two digits from collection 0f 9
b)22 =4,32 =9
2,3 are the sample points that contain one observation is the square of the other observation
c)
total numbers= 9
for selecting 2 or 3 is 1/9 .
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