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A roll of one die has six possible outcomes. Use the product counting principle

A roll of one die has six possible outcomes. Use the product counting principle to determine the total number of outcomes for a toss of two die explain your response        

2 months ago

Solution 1

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2 months ago
There are 36 possible outcomes.

There are 6 outcome for the first die and 6 outcomes for the second die.  The fundamental counting principle states that to find the total number of outcomes of these independent events, we multiply:

6(6) = 36

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I just did this question as well and 6 was the correct answer. Hope this helped :)

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