Mathematics, 06.05.2021 06:30, rfultz27

A bag has 10 blue, 12 green, 8 yellow, pink, and 10 orange pieces of candy. What is the probability of reaching in the bag, without looking, and choosing either a blue or a yellow piece of candy?

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