Probability = Favorable outcomes / Total Outcomes
Total marbles = 9R + 5W + 8B = 22
When we have without replacement, the denominator keep reducing by 1 on every pick. If the same color is being picked,then the numerator also reduces by 1..
(a) Probability that they are all the same color = P(All Red) + P(All white or P(All Blue)
P(All Red) = 9/22 * 8/21 * 7/20 = 504 / 9240
P(All White) = 5/22 * 4/21 * 3/20 = 60 / 9240
P(All Blue) = 8/22 * 7/22 * 6/22 = 336/9240
Therefore the required probability = 504 / 9240 + 60 / 9240 + 336 / 9240 = 900/9240 = 0.0974
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(b) The number of non white marbles are 22 - 5 = 17
Therefore The probability of choosing a non white marble without replacement
Case 1: All are Blue: The probability is = 8/22 * 7/22 * 6/22 = 336/9240
Case 2: All Red. The probability = 9/22 * 8/21 * 7/20 = 504/9240
Case 3: 2 Red and 1 Blue = 9/22 * 8/21 * 8/20 * (3!/2!) = 1728/9240
We multiply by 3! as there are 6 ways in which we can pick, but we divide by 2! to factor the same colored balls.Therefore there are 3 orders in which the ball can be picked RRB, RBR and BRR..
Case 4: 1 Red and 2 Blue = 9/22 * 8/21 * 7/20 * (3!/2!) = 1512/9240
Therefore the required probability = 336/9240 + 504/9240 + 1728/9240 + 1512/9240 = 4080/9240 = 0.4416
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