Mathematics, 08.04.2020 01:57, rhettperkins

A drawer contains one pair of brown socks and one pair of white socks. The table shows the possible outcomes, or sample space, for choosing a sock, replacing it, and then choosing another sock.
If the first sock is not replaced, how many possible outcomes are there?

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