To calculate: The probability that the candy has red, green, or orange colors.
The probability of the candy that has red, green, or orange colors is
Given information:
A single candy of this type is selected at the random from the newly opened bag.
Calculation:
As the events does not occurs at the same time.
So, the events that the candy that has red, green, or orange colors is mutually exclusive event.
Now, simply add the probabilities.
The probability of the candy that has red, green, or orange colors is
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