
Sharon G. answered 04/12/17
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Sharon G.
If you're looking for the likelihood that you would choose either a green shirt or a blue shirt when you choose, you are thinking of it correctly.
You simply create a fraction that has the total number of objects in your set (i.e., 12 shirts) as your denominator, and the number of objects that meet the criteria (either blue or green) as the numerator. So your fraction becomes 5+3/12, or 8/12, or 2/3. There is a 2 in 3 chance that you will choose either a blue or green shirt.
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