Given that Brett has a total of 30 shirts, we can use the provided ratios to determine the number of each type of shirt.
Short-sleeved to Long-sleeved Ratio (1:1):
This means that half of the shirts are short-sleeved and half are long-sleeved.
Short-sleeved = 30/2 = 15 shirts
Long-sleeved = 30/2 = 15 shirts
Solid to Patterned Ratio (1:2):
Out of every 3 shirts, 1 is solid and 2 are patterned.
Given 30 shirts total:
Solid = (1/3) × 30 = 10 shirts
Patterned = (2/3) × 30 = 20 shirts
Now, let's evaluate each statement:
All of the solid shirts are short-sleeved.
There are 10 solid shirts and 15 short-sleeved shirts, so it's possible for all 10 solid shirts to be short-sleeved.
All of the short-sleeved shirts are solid colored.
There are 15 short-sleeved shirts and only 10 solid shirts. So, this statement cannot be true.
All of the long-sleeved shirts are solid colored.
There are 15 long-sleeved shirts and only 10 solid shirts. So, this statement cannot be true.
All of the patterned shirts are long-sleeved.
There are 20 patterned shirts and 15 long-sleeved shirts. So, this statement cannot be true.
So, the only statement that could be true is:
All of the solid shirts are short-sleeved.