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27 August, 00:24

In the dryer there are 18 red socks, 24 white socks, 8 blue socks, and 10 black socks. Fred wants to have two matching socks to wear. He reaches into the dryer and without looking pulls out one sock at a time. what is the minimum number of socks he need to pull out to be sure he will have a matching pair

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