A candy dish contains six brown and three red M&Ms. A child selects three M&Ms without...
A candy dish contains six brown and three red M&Ms. A child selects three M&Ms without checking the colors. What is the probability that all the M&Ms are brown? (Round your answer to four decimal places.)
Homework Answers
Total number of events = number of ways of selecting 3 M&Ms from 9 M&Ms is given by:
Number of favorable events = number of ways of selecting 3 brown M&Ms from 6 brown M&Ms is given by:
So,
the probability that all the M&Ms are brown = 20/84 = 0.2381
So,
Answer is:
0.2381
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