Mr. lance keeps a jar of candy on his desk for students to pick from when they do well on a test. the jar contains 5 snickers, 2 butterfingers, 4 almond joys and 3 milky ways. if two students get to pick candy from the jar, what is the probability that the first student picks a snickers and then the second student also picks a snickers?

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Given : The jar contains 5 snickers, 2 butterfingers, 4 almond joys and 3 milky ways.

Total candies in the jar = 5+2+4+3=14

Probability of drawing first candy a snickers =

After this, number of candies left in the jar = 14-1=13

Number of snickers left = 5-1=4

Then the conditional probability of getting another snickers =

We know that

Thus,

Hence, the probability that the first student picks a snickers and then the second student also picks a snickers

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