Patrick was randomly picking his clothes to wear for the day. he had to pick one t-shirt from the following choices (red, blue, green, black, orange). he had to pick one pair of shorts from the following choices (blue, tan, black) and he had to decide on which shoes to wear (sandals, tennis shoes).

if each option is equally likely within each category what is the probability that he wore a black shirt and his tennis shoes?

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1/5

1/10

1/2

7/10

Which option identifies how kevin should proceed in the following scenario? four years ago kevin designed an mp3 player for young children. now that technology has changed, he would like to update his design to ensure that it encompasses cutting-edge techniques. by creating a third-angle projection of his ideas by designing an isometric projection of his new ideas by referring to past designs and illustrations of his original model by conferring with engineers who have improved upon similar devices