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Probability - Gravner-33.b

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Probability of selecting the 1st ball as white=10/20

Since replacement is allowed, probability of selecting the second ball as white =10/20

Similarly, the probability of selecting the third ball as white=10/20

Therefore, the required probability = (10/20)^3=1/8
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