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27 June, 12:49

A bag of Halloween M& M's contains 4 orange, 5 brown and 6 yellow candies. Two candies are selected without replacement. Let the following events be defined as A = the same color, B = the first candy is brown, C = the second candy is yellow. Find the following probabilities; P (A) = ? P (B) = ? P (C) = ? P (B or C) = ?

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