A box is filled with candies in different colors. We have 40 white candies, 24 green...
A box is filled with candies in different colors. We have 40 white candies, 24 green ones, 12 red ones, 24 yellow ones and 20 blue ones. If we have selected one candy from the box without peeking into it, find the probability of getting a green or red cand. Please show your work/explanation?
Homework Answers
Total number of candies= 120
P( green or red)= P( green) + P( red)
= (24/ 120) + (12/ 120)
= 36/120
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