There are total 25 marbles in the bag
5 marbles can be selected in 25C5 ways
a)
5 red marbles can be selected in 9C5 ways
P(all red marbles) = 9C5/25C5 = 126/53130
= 3/1265
b)
if no red marble is selected, this can be done in 16C5 ways
P(no red marbles selected) = 16C5/25C5
= 4368/53130
= 104/1265
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