5. One bag contains twenty candies with the following amounts of each color: 5-red, 6-blue, 3-green,...
5. One bag contains twenty candies with the following amounts of each color: 5-red, 6-blue, 3-green, 2-yellow, and 4-orange. One candy is drawn at random.
a. What is the probability of drawing a blue candy?
b. What is the probability of drawing a red candy or a green candy?
c. You draw one candy and then a second candy without putting back the first. What is the probability of drawing a green candy on the second draw given that you drew a blue one first time?
d. What are the odds of drawing a yellow candy?
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