One shoe (left or right) from a pair and one set of bundled socks (black, gray, or white) are selected at random. Part One) Use the counting principle to determine the number of sample points in the sample space Part Two) Construct a tree diagram illustrating all of the possible outcomes and list the sample points. Part Three) Find the probability of obtaining the left shoe and the a gray sock bundle. (If you choose to give your answer as a decimal, round it to the nearest thousandth.) Part Four) Find the probability of obtaining the right shoe and a sock bundle other than white. (If you choose to give your answer as a decimal, round it to the nearest thousandth.)