A candy jar contains several small pieces of candy: • 5 miniature peanut butter cups
• 7 dark chocolate candy bars
• 8 gummy worms

Roger randomly selected one piece of candy from the jar.
Problem

Read aloude What is the probability in decimal form that the candy Roger selected was NOT a gummy worm?

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