An urn contains
The total number of balls is therefore 10
We draw two balls without replacement
1.
P(the first ball is black and the second ball is white)
= P(the first ball is black) * P(the second ball is white/first ball is black)
= (3/10) * (7/9)
= 7/30
= 0.2333
2.
P(One ball is white and the other is black)
= P(the first ball is black) * P(the second ball is white/first ball is black) + P(the first ball is white ) * P(the second ball is black/first ball is white)
= (3/10 * 7/9)+(7/10*3/9)
=7/15
=0.4667
3.
P(Two balls are white)
= P(the first ball is white) * P(the second ball is white/first ball is white)
= 7/10 * 6/9
=7/15
=0.4667
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