To calculate: The probability that two candies have both are orange color.
The probability of the two candies has both orange colors is
Given information:
A peanut version of the same candy has all the same colors except tan. The proportions of the peanut version are given in the following table:
Calculation:
Look into the table for probability of orange color, it follows
To calculate the probability, multiply since ‘and’ word is given in the event:
The probability of the two candies has both orange colors is
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