In a large bag of candy, each of the 5 colors ( red, orange, yellow, blue, and green) occurs with the same probability. you reach in and select 1 candy. find p( orange or red)

If each color appears with the same probability, then there is a 1/5 chance to pick any color.

Since picking orange and picking red are mutually exclusive (if you pick orange you can't also pick red), then P(orange or red) is just the sum of their two probabilities.

1/5 + 1/5 = 2/5 or 0.4

Hi! mark me brainliest if i : )y = 0.213x – 352.0    represents this linear model shown in the data table.plug in the values of x into the equation for a double check.let's try 1980.y = 0.213(1980) – 352.0y = 69.74which is closest to the 70.1 whereas other options do not satisfy the condition. 

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