To calculate: The probability that two candies have one is red, and the other is green color.
The probability of the two candies have one is red, and the other is green color. 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 red color and green color, it follows
To calculate the probability, multiply since ‘and’ word is given in the event.
Multiply by
The probability of the two candies have one is red, and the other is green color. is
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