Suppose you have 2 identical greensocks, 4 identical red socks, and 14identical purple socks. If yourandomly grab two socks (withoutreplacement), what is the probabilitythat you will get a pair?

Given,no.of green socks=2no.of red socks=4no.of purple socks=14Total no.of socks=20

Answered: Suppose you have 2 identical green…

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Suppose you have 2 identical green socks, 4 identical red socks, and 14 identical purple socks. If you randomly grab two socks (without replacement), what is the probability that you will get a pair?