n a bag of 60 candies, 36 are green and 45 have caramel in them. If the events of picking a green candy and picking a candy with
caramel are independent, what is the probability of selecting two candies where the first is green and the second has caramel? Express your answer as a fraction in simplest form.
0.5x22=11. To get answers like that, all you have to do is divide 11 by anything and then that number times the number you divided 11 by will give you the answer. So like 11 divided by 4 is 2.75. So 4x2.75=11.
