Mathematics, 13.04.2021 18:40, abdullahs4639

There are two green candies, four pink candies, and four purple candies in a jar. Without looking, Sue picked one candy from the jar. She then picked another candy without replacing the first candy. What is the probability that she picked two green candies? 1/40 1/5 4/90 1/45

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