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The probability of drawing two red candies without replacement is 1335 , and the probability of drawing one red candy is 25 . What is the probability of drawing a second red candy, given that the first
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The probability of drawing two red candies without replacement is 1335 , and the probability of drawing one red candy is 25 . What is the probability of drawing a second red candy, given that the first candy is red?

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The probability would be 50 because 25+25=50

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