Mathematics, 29.08.2019 09:10 aljdones
In a sock drawer, 10 pairs of socks are white and 10 pairs of socks are black. jeremy says that selecting white socks is equally as likely as selecting black socks, so the probability of selecting a pair of white socks is 50/50. what is wrong with jeremy's statement? justify your answer.
explain how you get the answer so i have an example to go by.
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