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In this question, we are told there is a box of chocolates.
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And in that box of chocolates, there are 12 candies.
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Six of them, one, two, three, four, five, six.
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Six of them are vanilla.
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And six of them are chocolate.
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So for part a of this question, it says, what is the probability that if you select three candies in a row, obviously not replacing them because you'd have to eat them to determine their flavor.
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What is the probability you get three vanilla in a row? so the first time we go to select one of these candies, the first choice, there are six vanilla out of 12.
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So then once, let's say i picked that one...