5. A bowl contains 8 chips. 3 of the chips are red and the remaining 5 are blue. If two chips are drawn successively, at

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5. A bowl contains 8 chips. 3 of the chips are red and the remaining 5 are blue. If two chips are drawn successively, at

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5. A bowl contains 8 chips. 3 of the chips are red and the remaining 5 are blue. If two chips are drawn successively, at random and without replacement, what is the probability that the first chip drawn is red and the second drawn, is blue?
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