SOLUTION: You randomly choose a piece of hard candy from a jar containing 5 peppermint, 10 butterscotch, and 7 cinnamon candies. You decide that you don't want the piece that you chose, so y

Algebra ->  Percentage-and-ratio-word-problems -> SOLUTION: You randomly choose a piece of hard candy from a jar containing 5 peppermint, 10 butterscotch, and 7 cinnamon candies. You decide that you don't want the piece that you chose, so y      Log On

There are 22 pieces of candy in the jar.

Since "AND" means "multiply",

P(cinnamon first AND butterscotch second)

= 

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