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

The height of a birch tree, f(x), in inches, after x months is shown in the graph below. how much does the birch tree grow per month, and what will be the height of the birch tree after 10 months? a. the birch tree grows 1 inch per month. the height of the birch tree will be 16 inches after 10 months. b. the birch tree grows 2 inches per month. the height of the birch tree will be 26 inches after 10 months. c. the birch tree grows 3 inches per month. the height of the birch tree will be 36 inches after 10 months. d. the birch tree grows 2 inches per month. the height of the birch tree will be 24 inches after 10 months.