A candy jar contains4 Butterscotch candies5 Coffee candies6 Lemon candies,all of the same shape and size. Maria Leonor was given permission to get one candy from thejar. As she was about to get a candy from the jar, she noticed a pair of dice beside the jar. MariaLeonor threw the dice then got one candy from the jar.Horccotoch candy? • What is the probability that Maria Leonor rolled a doubles and got'a butterscotch candy?V [ Select ]1/18aria Leonor rolled a doubles or got a butterscotch candy?2/451/1351/15

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