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You have a bag of chocolate candy. Ten of them are red, 7 are brown, 12 are green, and 9 ore blue. What is the probability that you pick a red candy, given that you have already…

You have a bag of chocolate candy. Ten of them are red, 7 are brown, 12 are green, and 9 ore blue. What is the probability that you pick a red candy, given that you have already…
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You have a bag of chocolate candy. Ten of them are red, 7 are brown, 12 are

green, and 9 ore blue. What is the probability that you pick a red candy, given that
you have already picked o red candy and have not replaced it?

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Answer:A

Step-by-step explanation: 10/37

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