suppose you have two different pairs of trousers and three shirts,in how many ways can you wear them?
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6
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the trousers be represented by a and b and, the shirts be represented by x, y and z.
Possible pairs = ax, ay, az, bx, by and bz.
These were the 6 possible outcomes.
Short cut:
Possible outcomes = No. of trousers * No. of shirts = 2 * 3 = 6.
Hope it helps.
dessuabewa:
tanks,but didn't we make the trousers four because they are two different pairs.
But how can you wear half a trouser?
so logical thinking is necessary
Yes.
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Say there is a black pant, a white pant, a yellow shirt, a red shirt, a blue shirt.
The different pairs are:
black and yellow
black and red
black and blue
white and yellow
white and red
white and blue
Step-by-step explanation:
Thank you. you are still on my lecturer side as you do it as 6,but i confused with the number of trousers i think they are 4 since two pairs
nope. A pair means 1 trouser. It is called trouser because it has 2 legs/
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