SOLUTION: A jar contains 13 orange candies and 5 cherry candies.
If you pick two at random, what is the probability that
you will pick two of those orange candies that you prefer?
(Give
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If you pick two at random, what is the probability that
you will pick two of those orange candies that you prefer?
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Question 1042726: A jar contains 13 orange candies and 5 cherry candies.
If you pick two at random, what is the probability that
you will pick two of those orange candies that you prefer?
(Give your answer as a fraction.) Answer by Edwin McCravy(20059) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! A jar contains 13 orange candies and 5 cherry candies.
If you pick two at random, what is the probability that
you will pick two of those orange candies that you prefer?
(Give your answer as a fraction.)
That's
"13 orange candies Choose 2", or 13C2 ways
out of
"18 possible candies Choose 2", or 18C2 ways.
So we have:
Edwin
