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You have a bowl of candy that contains 10 Snickers, 10 Milky Ways, 10 Twix, and...
You have a bowl of candy that contains 10 Snickers, 10 Milky Ways, 10 Twix, and 10 M&M packs.
1. If you randomly select one piece from the bowl, what is the probability it will be a Milky Way?
2. If you select one piece from the bowl (with all the candy in the bowl), what is the probability it will NOT be a Twix?
3. If you select one piece from the bowl and get a Snickers, then put it back in the bowl and select again, what is the probability you will get M&Ms on your second choice? NOTE: I am ONLY asking about the probability of the second choice, NOT of both choices.
4. If you select one piece from the bowl (again starting with all pieces in the bowl), you get a Milky Way and then KEEP out the piece you selected, and make a second selection, what is the probability the second choice will also be a Milky Way?
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