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The random variable in the given experiment is the number of green balls drawn from the jar.
The sample space is:
Green Green
Green Blue
Green Red
Blue Blue
Blue Green
Blue Red
Red Red
Red Green
Red Blue
The outcomes that are associated with the different values the random variable can take are:
Green Green
Green Blue
Green Red
Blue Green
Red Green
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