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**Cedar Works case**
A box contains 6 red tokens and 6 blue tokens. Two tokens are drawn without replacement. The first token drawn is known to be red.
What is the probability that the second token is blue?
- (5)/(11)
- (4)/(11)
- (3)/(11)
- (6)/(11)
- (1)/(2)
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