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3 January, 03:16

There are 3 yellow, 5 red, 4 blue, and 8 green candies in a bag. Once a candy is selected, it is not replaced. Find the Probability of:

P (Two red candies)

P (Two blue candies)

P (A yellow candy and then a blue candy)

P (A green candy and then a red candy)

P (Two candies that are not green)

P (Two candies that are neither blue nor green)

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  1. 3 January, 03:58
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    probability = (desired outcomes) / (total possible outcomes)

    so lets say we want to get 2 red candies

    we can get out of 5 candies so

    so desired outcomes=5 for first candy

    find total

    3+5+4+8=20

    so first red candy=5/20=1/4

    then second candy

    it is 4/19 since 1 has been seletced already

    so we have 1/4 and 1/19 so we multiply

    1/4 times 1/19=1/76

    2red=1/176

    4 blue

    get 2 blue

    same thing

    4/20 times 3/19=1/5 times 3/19=3/95

    2blue=3/95

    yellow and blue

    yellos=3

    blue=4

    3/20 times 4/19=9/95

    yellow then blue=9/95

    green and red

    5 red8 green5/20 times 8/19=2/19

    ggreen then red=2/19

    not green

    20-8=12

    12=not green

    12/20 times 11/19=33/95

    not blue or green

    blue+green=4+8=12

    20-12=8

    8 not green or blue

    8/20 tiems 7/19=14/95

    P (Two red candies) = 1/76

    P (Two blue candies) = 3/95

    P (A yellow candy and then a blue candy) = 9/95

    P (A green candy and then a red candy) = 2/19

    P (Two candies that are not green) = 33/95

    P (Two candies that are neither blue nor green) = 14/95
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