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Peter selects a sock from his drawer. The sock is black. There are 4 white socks, 7 blue socks, and 12 black socks left in the drawer. He selects a second sock from the drawer without looking. Is it likely that peter selects a sock of the same color? Explain your reasoning

7th-grade math " Use Theoretical Probability and Proportional Reasoning to Make Predictions"

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