A box contains a red shirt, a blue shirt, a black trouser, and a red trouser. What is the probability of choosing the black trouser and the red shirt without replacement

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A box contains a red shirt, a blue shirt, a black trouser, and a red trouser. What is the probability of choosing the black trouser and the red shirt without replacement

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The answer to the question is:

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Shiva Achari answered Jan 12, 2021

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Step-by-step explanation: Its 4 items in all and its only one black trouser and one red shirt.

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