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Yes. All my socks can be put into pairs except one. All your socks can be put into pairs except one. Together, we have several pairs of socks and two unpaired socks. Those unpaired socks become a pair together!
I started with an even number of socks that can be put into pairs. Then I took away an odd number of socks, which means that I take away some pairs and also break up a pair to take one sock. That means that I have an unpaired sock left over, so the amount of leftover socks is an odd number. The rule is: even – odd = odd.
I get an odd number. For example, if I have 3 groups that each contain 5 socks, the socks in each group make 2 pairs with 1 sock unpaired. When I combine the groups, there are 3 unpaired socks, which still leaves 1 unpaired.