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A dresser contains pairs of socks, with each in the colors red, black, blue, and grey. it also contains skirts, with each in the

colors black, navy, and khaki. what is the probability that pair of red socks and black skirt are chosen at random?

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krek1111 [17]3 years ago

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Not that big of probability if the there are 2

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