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Say you've got a candy sampler with 5 chocolates and 5 caramels. If you've already taken...

Say you've got a candy sampler with 5 chocolates and 5 caramels. If you've already taken out one chocolate. You pick your second candy randomly: what's the probability that you will pick a caramel? Give your answer as a decimal rounded to two decimal places
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