You have two jars of m&m's. Jar 1 has a defined proportion of yellow and orange...

You have two jars of m&m's. Jar 1 has a defined proportion of yellow and orange m&m's (10% of each). Jar 2 is either 5% orange, 5% yellow OR 14% orange, 17% yellow. If you draw one M&M from jar 2, what is the probability that it is orange or yellow?

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