Mathematics
Mathematics, 16.08.2021 21:20, raulhill98

Suppose you have n different pairs of socks (n left socks and n right socks, for 2n individual socks total) in your dresser. You take the socks out of the dresser one by one without looking and lay them out in a row on the floor. What is the probability that no two matching socks are next to each other

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