Two chocolates need to be picked from a box with replacement. if all the chocolates in the box are wrapped in either

Two chocolates need to be picked from a box with replacement. if all the chocolates in the box are wrapped in either green or blue wrapper, then what's the probability that we get one chocolate of each color?

A. The probability of getting chocolates of the same color is $\dfrac59.$
B. The no of chocolates with a blue wrapper is twice the number of chocolates with a green wrapper.

Answer: D

Source: e-GMAT

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