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A man enters a room with no light. 5 pairs of socks of different colors are kept in the room. The man picks 6 socks

Question:2) If he brings just 4 socks and finds all to be of different colors. What is the minimum number of socks he has to
pick from the remaining 6 to make sure to have a matching pair?

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given : A man enters a room with no light. 5 pairs of socks of different colors are kept in the room. The man picks 6 socks  

To Find : Possibility of finding matching pair

If he brings just 4 socks and finds all to be of different colors. What is the minimum number of socks he has to

pick from the remaining 6 to make sure to have a matching pair?

Solution:

5 pairs of socks of different colors  

The man picks 6 socks  

Even if 5 Socks are of different color , 6th socks will be of one of those 5 color

Hence  he will  get atleast one matching  pair

Probability  of getting matching pair  =  1

he brings just 4 socks and finds all to be of different colors.

There are total 5 colors

Next Sock picked can be of one of those 4 colors or  5th color

Now either he has matching pair or all 5 color socks

one more picking of socks will get him  one matching pair

he has to  pick 2 socks from the remaining 6 to make sure to have a matching pair

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