Steven has a bag of 20 pieces of candy. Four are bubble gum, 4 are chocolates, 4 are fruit chews, and the rest are peppermints. If he randomly draws one piece of candy what is the probability that it will be chocolate? A. 0.1 B. 0.2 C. 0.25 D. 0.4
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There are 20 pieces in the bag all together. Four are chocolate. The probability of picking a chocolate with his eyes closed is 4/20. In simplest form, that's 1/5 or 20% .
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