Question

Nancy's mother has a large collection of shoes. The table shows how many pairs of shoes she

has in each style.
flats
9
sandals 6
pumps 10
If Nancy's mother chose a pair of shoes at random, what is the probability that the shoes
would be pumps?
Write your answer as a fraction or whole number.
P(pumps) =

Answer 1

P(pumps) = 2/5

Explanation:

(Pumps)/(Everything)

(10)/(9+6+10)

10/25

2/5