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Total candies = 20
Green = 5
Red = 6
Yellow = 9

Probability = Favourable/Total

=>Probability of selecting the first red candy = 6/20
=>Probability of selecting the second red candy = 5/19
=>6/20 x 5/19
=>30/380
=>3/38

The answer is E
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