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4) In a 1.69oz M&Ms bag there are 13 blue, 11 green, 8 orange, 7 yellow, 7 red and 7 brown M&Ms. If you randomly picked two M&Ms from the bag and ate them, what is the probability that you ate all green M&Ms? (10pts)
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