In a bag of candy, Marsha found that there were 7 red, 8 blue, 5 yellow, and 9 greens pieces of candy. Marsha put all of the pieces of candy back in the bag, and drew one piece of candy out.
Part A:
Complete the following chart to determine the probability that Marsha drew each of the following pieces of candy.
Part B:
Marsha now wishes to determine compound probability. Complete the following chart to determine the probability that Marsha drew each of the following pieces of candy.
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