Question 1098521: Rudy examined his rack of clothes-five shirts and four ties-trying to decide what combination to wear. His five shirts included three solids and two patterns. His three solid color shirts were blue, green, and white. One of his two patterned shirts was a blue -and -green print and the other was a red and white stripe. He needed to match a shirt with his tie. His solid color ties were white, blue and yellow and his patterned tie was a green and blue stripe. Rudy has two rules of good taste: You don’t wear two solids of the same color and if you wear a pattern, match it with a solid that is the same color as one of the colors of the pattern. Given those conditions, what is the probability that Rudy will pick out a combination that includes blue?
Answer by ikleyn(52794)   (Show Source):
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