4. Following are two boxes containing black and white balls. A ball is drawn at random from box 1. Then a ball is drawn at random from box 2, and the colors of the balls from both boxes are recorded in order: Find the probability of each of the following events Two white balls b. At least one black ball c. At most one black ball
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