NEED HELP ASAP FAST Sherri has a drawer full of socks, all of which are identical except for the color. The drawer contains only white socks and blue socks.

Sherri determines that the probability of choosing a white pair of socks is 0.65. She states that since the drawer only has white socks and blue socks, the probability of randomly choosing a blue pair of socks must be the same as the probability of randomly choosing a white pair of socks.

Explain why Sherri's reasoning is not correct.

Determine the correct probability of randomly choosing a blue pair of socks.

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