Ifind a bowl of colored christmas candies (only red and green) that were hidden from me in the house one day. i quickly grab a handful before being caught. before shoving them into my mouth to get rid of the evidence, i notice that i have selected 5 red candies and no green ones. let's say there were 6 green and 7 red candies in the bowl before my discovery. what is the probability of this event occurring?

The probability of the occurring the event is 0.01632 approximately

Step-by-step explanation:

Consider the provided information.

We have selected 5 red candies and no green ones. Let's say there were 6 green and 7 red candies in the bowl before discovery.

Therefore the total number of candies are 6+7=13

I have selected 5 red candies out of 7 red candies.

Thus, the probability of selecting 5 red candies and no green candies is:

Hence, the probability of the occurring the event is 0.01632 approximately

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