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Because there will be at least 1 of two kinds of marbles, and 2 of the other.

Ex: 1 black, 1 red, and 2 whites.

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Q: There are 4 red 4 black and 4 white marbles in a box how many do you have to take out without looking to be sure you have 2marbles of the same color?
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