This math topic focuses on probability counting involving shapes and colors from different sets. It explores calculating the probability of drawing a specific shape of a particular color from two sets, and expressing these probabilities as fraction equations. There are various problems that require determining the likelihood of selecting items like pink circles, white circles, green squares, blue circles, brown squares, and yellow squares, testing the student's ability to handle multiple events in probability. This forms part of an introductory unit on probability and counting multiple events.

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