1. Use the following information to answer the next two parts of this question:

Tom prepares different candies for Halloween that kids could pick up, 12 bags of lime flavor, 10 bags of milk flavor, 7 bags of orange flavor. Tom puts all the bags in a container and places it on the porch. Children could select by themselves.

3A. A child selects a bag at random, what is the probability she will select a lime flavor candy?

3B. Given that a child has already had 2 bags of orange flavor candy, what are the chances of her selecting a bag of milk flavor?

3C. What is the probability that a child randomly select a orange flavor candy?