1. A jar contains candy-coated chocolates of different colors. 14 are red, 16 are blue, 13 are green, 17 are brown, 16 are yellow, and 17 are orange. If you were to pick a candy out of the jar at random, what is the probability that the candy would not be green? (Write your answer as a proportion rounded to two decimal places.) 2. Tonya gives a personality assessment to her classmates. The assessment rates levels of extroversion on a scale of 1 (very introverted) to 5 (very extroverted). 9 students receive a 1, 6 students receive a 2, 5 students receive a 3, 8 students receive a 4, and 10 students receive a 5. If she were pick one student out of the group at random, what is the probability that that student would have received an extroversion score that is equal to or greater than 4? (Write your answer as a proportion rounded to two decimal places.)