Can someone show me the steps of solving for these please?

4. Your sock drawer contains 6 pairs of socks (12 socks total): 4 white pairs, 1 black pairs, and 1 grey pair. The problem is that you don't fold them when you do your laundry, so your drawer is full of singleton socks that are all mixed up. If you reach into the drawer and choose 2 socks at random (picking one sock at a time without replacement), what is the probability of getting a matched pair? Hint: What color combinations result in a matched pair? 5. Consider the following experiment: Rolling a fair 6-sided die, three times in a row. a. Are the events independent or dependent? b. What is the probability of rolling an odd number on all three rolls? 6. Consider the following situation: Selecting people to serve on a three-person committee from a pool of 8 men and 8 women. a. Are the events independent or dependent? b. What is the probability of randomly selecting an all-female three-person committee from a pool of 8 men and 8 women