Question
A bag has ((x - 1)) red, ((x + 2)) green and ((x + 5)) yellow balls. Find the probability of taking, without replacement, out 2 red, 1 green and 2 yellow balls if the probability of taking out 1 yellow ball at random from the bag is ((3/8)).
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