Mathematics, 31.10.2020 08:40 chhimmidemg

Need Help running out of time: Best answer will get brainliest In Sam's drawer, there are 17 red socks, 13 green socks, and 20 black socks. Any two socks of the same color make a pair.

* If the first sock that Sam took out was black, how many more socks must he take out from the drawer without looking to be absolutely sure to have a pair of socks (of any color)?

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