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There are 11 brown, 3 green, 5 blue, 8 yellow, 7 orange and 10 red plain m&m's in the bag. What is the probability of randomly picking a yellow, eating it, then randoml…

There are 11 brown, 3 green, 5 blue, 8 yellow, 7 orange and 10 red plain m&m's in the bag. What is the probability of randomly picking a yellow, eating it, then randoml…
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There are 11 brown, 3 green, 5 blue, 8 yellow, 7 orange and 10 red plain m&m's in the bag. What is the probability of randomly picking a yellow, eating it, then randomly picking another yellow?

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Answer:2/54

Step-by-step explanation: add all m&ms together & take 2 out of the table since those are the two you’re possibly pulling (that’ll be your numerator)

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