w AutoSave Off Mini-Project 2 - Probabilty (blank) (1) v Search (Alt+Q) File Home Insert Draw Design Layout References Mailings Review View Help ProWritingAid Table Design Layout Comments Share ~ Arial 11 ~ A A Aa Ap Find Normal No Spacing Heading 1 Replace Past Dictate Editor Start B I Uv ab 2 A Sensitivity Select Realtime Undo Clipboard Is Font Paragraph Styles Editing Voice Sensitivity Editor | ProWritingAid Mini-Project 2: Probability & Reese's Pieces Mini-Project 2 involves candy and probability! Reese's pieces are peanut butter candies that are similar to chocolate M&M's and have three different colored pieces: yellow, orange, and brown. Part A: Let's say you open a package of Reese's pieces and find the pieces below: 1. Complete the table below. Does it seem like each color is equally represented? Hint: There should be 61 pieces total. Color Frequency P(color) Orange Yellow Brown Total 2. Using conditional probability, find the probability of selecting a brown candy given that you already ate all the orange ones. 3. Using conditional probability, find the probability of selecting an orange candy given that you already ate all the brown ones (this is independent from #2). 4. Using the multiplication rule, find the probability of selecting an orange Reese's Pieces and then selecting a brown Reese's Pieces with replacement. Are these events independent or dependent? Explain your answer. 5. Using the addition rule, find the probability of selecting an orange Reese's Pieces or a yellow Reese's Pieces. Are these events mutually exclusive? Explain your answer. 693 words DX Text Predictions: On Focus 100% 59 O W 9:02 PM Clear 10/19/2022 2