Math, asked by kumarv6952, 10 months ago

There are 30 socks in a bag. Out of these 60 % are green and the rest are blue. What is the maximum number of times that socks have to be taken out so that atleast 1 blue pair is found.

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Answered by Gaurang680

60% of 30 = 18 [9 pair of Green Socks]

Therefore 30 - 18 = 12 [6 pair of Blue Socks]

Since we have to find maximum number of times we can get at least 1 pair of Blue Socks...

If we take out 20 socks then 18 of them will be Green and at least one of them will be a pair of Blue Socks

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