Mathematics, 07.03.2020 02:31 clariii59

Howard will select two pieces of candy from a bowl with 5 chocolate candies, 4 gummy candies and 6 hard candies. What is Howard's probability of choosing a chocolate candy, eating it, then choosing a gummy candy?

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