Numbers drawn in the sample

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Consider a sample of size 2 drawn with replacement (without replacement) from an urn containing 4 balls, numbered 1 to 4. Let X₁ be the smallest and X₂ be the largest among the numbers drawn in the sample. Find p(X₁, X₂).

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