For this problem, be sure to show the calculations you are making in addition to your final answer. Suppose I opened two bags of M&Ms (one Milk Chocolate and one Peanut) and got the following distribution of colors. Suppose I then mix all the M&Ms in one bag. Milk Chocolate Peanut Total Blue 13 19 Red 7 3 10 Orange 11 17 Yellow 8 4 12 Brown 7 3 10 Green 9 4 13 Total 55 26 81 a. What is the probability that a randomly selected M&M is a milk chocolate M&M? b. What is the probability that a randomly selected M&M is milk chocolate given that the M&M is orange? c. What is the probability that a randomly selected M&M is milk chocolate and orange?

For this problem, be sure to show the calculations you are making in addition to your final answer. Suppose I opened two bags of M&Ms (one Milk Chocolate and one Peanut) and got the following distribution of colors. Suppose I then mix all the M&Ms in one bag. Milk Chocolate Peanut Total Blue 13 19 Red 7 3 10 Orange 11 17 Yellow 8 4 12 Brown 7 3 10 Green 9 4 13 Total 55 26 81 a. What is the probability that a randomly selected M&M is a milk chocolate M&M? b. What is the probability that a randomly selected M&M is milk chocolate given that the M&M is orange? c. What is the probability that a randomly selected M&M is milk chocolate and orange?

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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