1. A bag of M&M's usually contains 30 pieces of candy. Earl opened a bag that contained 9 orange candies, 8 green candies, 5 red candies, 4 yellow candies, and 4 brown candies. Earl selects one piece of candy from the bag at random. Find the probability that he will select a. A red piece of candy b. A green piece of candy c. A red or yellow piece of candy d. Neither a red nor a yellow piece of candy e. Anything but an orange piece of candy f. A purple piece of candy 2. Each individual letter of the word probability is typed on a separate identical slip of paper, all 11 pieces o eh paper are placed in a bowl and the pieces of paper are mixed up. If one letter is chosen at random, find the probability that the letter chosen is a a. T b. Vowel C Not a vowel d B B Veronica has separated the 12 pages from last year's calendar, put them in a paper bag, and shaken around. She will draw a page at random. Find the probability of obtaining 6. A page with a month beginning with A b A page with a month beginning with M A page with a month beginning with