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Question 984333: John has two pairs of shoes , one black , and the other brown. he has three pairs of socks, one black , one blue and one red. What is the probability of him wearing I) brown shoes and red socks I I)black socks and shoes iii) something black Answer by Fombitz(32388) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! Assuming he wears the shoes and socks as pairs (in other words, not one black and one brown shoe), he could have, possible outcomes.
I)
II)
III) Black shoes, any sock (3 total) and brown shoes, black socks (1).
