Jackie has 6 skirts and 2 dresses. She has brown shoes and black shoes. If each choice is equally likely, how much greater is the

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Jackie has 6 skirts and 2 dresses. She has brown shoes and black shoes. If each choice is equally likely, how much greater is the probability of her choosing a skirt and brown shoes than the probability of her choosing a dress and black shoes?

Alexandra · Answer

Answer:   choosing a skirt and brown shoes

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