For the same bag of candy with 6 colors in equal amounts, what is the probability ofdrawing a yellow candy and a blue candy when drawing two subsequent pieces fromthe bag (assume the first candy is put back in the bag and mixed before the seconddraw)

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Answered: For the same bag of candy with 6 colors…

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For the same bag of candy with 6 colors in equal amounts, what is the probability of drawing a yellow candy and a blue candy when drawing two subsequent pieces from the bag (assume the first candy is put back in the bag and mixed before the second draw)