James keeps his socks separately in a drawer. The drawer contains four red socks , five white socks and six black socks.
He dressed in the dark one morning and pulls out two socks without looking .
What is the probability that he takes two socks of the same color?

P(taking 2 socks of same cllour) = 1/15

If there are eleven apples to be shared between 3 boys and two bananas to be shared between 3 girls, find the difference between them.

Step-by-step explanation:

So there are 11 apples to be shared between 3 boys, which is represented mathematically as 11/3

And 2 bananas to be shared between 3 girls, which can be represented mathematically as 2/3, find the difference.

The difference between them would be 11/3 - 2/3

Solving this problem, they both have the same denominator, so we subtract the numerators directly.

11/3 - 2/3 = 9/3

Which is equals to 3.

So the difference between both of them is 3.