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Kevin has these shirts in his closet. 3 blue shirts 5 red shirts 3 purple shirts 4 white shirts Kevin will randomly choose one shirt. Then, he will put it back and randomly choose another shirt. What is
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Kevin has these shirts in his closet.

3 blue shirts

5 red shirts

3 purple shirts

4 white shirts

Kevin will randomly choose one shirt. Then, he will put it back and randomly choose another

shirt. What is the probability that he will choose a red shirt and then a white shirt?

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Answer:

5 4 3 2 1

Explanation:

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9/15

Explanation:

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