Question

olivia is choosing a pair of socks and a pair of shoes. for the socks, she can choose from red and blue and for the shoes, she can choose from sandals, loafers, sneakers, and boots. what is the sample space of one pair of socks and one pair of shoes? since there are only two choices, you can use a table to help you find all possible outcomes, or the sample space. which table could help you find the sample space of this experiment? two tables are shown: first table has rows red, blue and columns sandals, loafers, sneakers, boots; second table has row socks and columns sandals, loafers, sneakers, boots

Explanation:

Step1: Analyze Sock Choices

Sock choices are red and blue, so rows should represent sock colors.

Step2: Analyze Shoe Choices

Shoe choices are sandals, loafers, sneakers, boots (columns).

Step3: Evaluate Tables

First table has rows: Red, Blue (sock colors) and columns: shoe types. Second table has "Socks" as a row (not specific colors). So first table matches.

Answer:

The table on the Left (with rows "Red", "Blue" and columns "Sandals", "Loafers", "Sneakers", "Boots")