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Janet has 10 pairs of specialty socks, each pair in a different color. Suppose she randomly picks two out of the drawer without looking, what is the probability that the two socks are a matching pair?
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Janet has 10 pairs of specialty socks, each pair in a different color. Suppose she randomly picks two out of the drawer without looking, what is the probability that the two socks are a matching pair?
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