Question

Han has four shirts in his shirt drawer – a blue shirt, a grey shirt, a white shirt, and an orange shirt. He has three pairs of pants in his pants drawer – blue pants, khaki pants, and black pants. If Han chooses a shirt without looking and then chooses pants without looking, what is the probability that he will choose pants and a shirt that are the same color?

Answer 1

1/12

Explanation:

Answer 2

1/12

Explanation:

12 combinations are possible in this scenario. Shirts. Pants

blue 1 blue 2khaki 3black

grey 4 blue. 5khaki 6black

white 7 blue 8khaki 9black

orange 10blue 11khaki 12black

blue/blue are the only matching items so 1/12 chance