A drawer contains 16 socks: 10 black, 4 brown, and 2 blue. Once a sock is taken from the drawer, it is NOT REPLACED before the n
ext sock is taken. If it's dark in the room and you can't see what color the socks are, what is the probability of ending up with a brown sock then a blue sock?
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Step-by-step explanation:
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Multiply the top,
then multiply the bottom.
Try to use a calculator if you aren't arithmetic heavy, but I suggest you to try to remember them because they are going to be helpful for courses like Algebra, Calculus, Statistics, etc.
To divide fractions, like
You take the top number,
Then you flip the bottom number,
Then multiply the two
And that is your answer. Comment if you need more clarification