Use the information below to answer the questions that follow:
While the Mars candy company no longer reports the percentages of each color M&M that are produced, they had previously reported the following:
13% brown
13% red
14% yellow
__% green
20% orange
24% blue
1.The percentage of green M&Ms must be:
A)8%
B)16%
C)28%
D)40%
E)None of the above
2.What is the probability that a randomly selected M&M will be yellow?
A)0.02
B)0.14
C)0.20
D)0.86
E)None of the above
3.What is the probability that two randomly selected M&Ms will both be orange?
A)(0.2)*(0.8) = 0.16
B)(0.2)+(0.2) = 0.4
C)(0.2)*(0.2) = 0.04
E)0.2
D)None of the above
4.What is the probability that a randomly selected M&M will be either brown or orange?
A)(0.2)-(0.13) = 0.07
B)0.2
C)(0.2)*(0.13) = 0.026
D)(0.2)+(0.13) = 0.33
E)None of the above
5.What is the probability that a randomly selected M&M will not be brown?
A)0.03
B)0.13
C)(0.13)*(0.13) = 0.017
D)1 - 0.13 = 0.87
E)(0.87)-(0.13) = 0.74
F)None of the above
6.The probability that more than 25% of the M&Ms will be brown is the same regardless of whether 10 or 100 M&Ms are randomly selected.
A)True
B)False
7.If two M&Ms are chosen in succession, what is the probability that the first one will be brown and the second one will be blue?
A)(0.13)+(0.24) = 0.37
B)(0.13)*(0.24) = 0.0312
C)(0.24)-(0.13) = 0.11
D)0.24
E)0.13
F)None of the above