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Higher November 2023 Unit 1 Q21

WJECHigherCurrent spec6 marksAlgebraic FractionsMultiple Events

21.

(a) A box contains seven black counters, three white counters and one red counter.
Aled takes two counters at random from the box. These counters are not replaced.

Calculate the probability that the two counters that Aled chose are both the same colour. [3]
(b) A second box contains \(n\) yellow cards and \((n + 1)\) red cards.
Delyth takes two cards at random from the second box. These cards are not replaced.

What is the probability that the two cards that Delyth chose are both yellow?
Give your answer as an algebraic fraction in its simplest form. [3]