Trisha has 2 boxes of marbles. She selects a marble from each box 100 times, replacing the marble back into its box each time. From the first box, she selects: • A white marble 29 times • A red marble 25 times • A blue marble 46 times. From the second box, she selects: • A yellow marble 27 times • A green marble 21 times • An orange marble 52 times. Based on this information, what is the probability that Trisha will select a red marble from the first box and an orange marble from the second box on her next turn?

Trisha has 2 boxes of marbles. She selects a marble from each box 100 times, replacing the marble back into its box each time. From the first box, she selects: • A white marble 29 times • A red marble 25 times • A blue marble 46 times. From the second box, she selects: • A yellow marble 27 times • A green marble 21 times • An orange marble 52 times. Based on this information, what is the probability that Trisha will select a red marble from the first box and an orange marble from the second box on her next turn?

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Trisha has 2 boxes of marbles. She selects a marble from each box 100 times, replacing the
marble back into its box each time.
From the first box, she selects:
• A white marble 29 times
• A red marble 25 times
• A blue marble 46 times.
From the second box, she selects:
• A yellow marble 27 times
• A green marble 21 times
• An orange marble 52 times.
Based on this information, what is the probability that Trisha will select a red marble from
the first box and an orange marble from the second box on her next turn?
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