15. You have a box of winter accessories in your attic with 12 hats and 23 scarves. A. Construct a tree diagram to model possible outcomes and probabilities in which you draw two accessories without replacement. B. Find the probability of getting two scarves. C. Find the probability of getting a hate first and a scarf second.

15. You have a box of winter accessories in your attic with 12 hats and 23 scarves. A. Construct a tree diagram to model possible outcomes and probabilities in which you draw two accessories without replacement. B. Find the probability of getting two scarves. C. Find the probability of getting a hate first and a scarf second.

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