In a litter of kittens, 2 had gray fur, 3 had orange fur, and 4 had black fur. If two kittens are randomly selected, which combination would have a probability of 1/12?

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Cherish Lee

Mathematics

29 July, 18:21

In a litter of kittens, 2 had gray fur, 3 had orange fur, and 4 had black fur. If two kittens are randomly selected, which combination would have a probability of 1/12?

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Jewels · Answer 1

I think the answer would be the kitten with the black fur ... ?

Chaya Wyatt · Answer 2

The kitten with the black fur would most likely be selected because more of them than the others. So theirs a 4/12 chance the black furred kittens could be selected because the other chances of another being selected is 2/12, and 3/12.