Mathematics, 22.04.2020 02:15 kadinmorgan

Mario's sock drawer contains 12 black socks and 16 white socks. Without looking, Mario takes one sock out of the drawer and then takes out another. What is the probability that he will take out two white socks? A 47×12 B 47×1227 C 1228×1628 D 1628×1527

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