A candy jar contains flavored jelly beans. There are 7 orange, 9 cherry, 3 lemon, 15 licorice, and 6 blueberry. Find the probabi
lity of choosing two cherry jelly beans in a row (the first jelly bean is not replaced). PLEASE HELP!!!
1 answer:
Answer: 0.046
Step-by-step explanation:
From the question,
orange jelly beans= 7
Cherry jelly beans =9
Lemon jelly beans = 3
Licorice jelly beans = 15
Blueberry jelly beans = 6
Total jelly beans = 40
The probability of choosing the first cherry jelly beans will be = 9/40
After the first one is chosen, there'll be 8 cherry jelly beans and total of 39 left. The probability of choosing the second one will be = 8/39
The probability of choosing two cherry jelly beans in a row will be:
= 9/40 × 8/39
= 72/1560
= 0.046
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