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Pete is choosing his clothes for the day. His bottoms will be either cago shorts (C) or jeans (J). His top will be T-shirt (T), sweatshirt (S) or long sleeved shirt (L).
Which is a complete list of the possilbe outfits he can choose from?
CT, CS, CL, JT, JS, JL
CJ, CT, CS, CL
CJT, CJS, CJL
CT, TC, JS, SJ, CL, LC
Answer: CT, CS, CL, JT, JS, JL
Step-by-step explanation: The <u>Fundamental</u> <u>Counting</u> <u>Principle</u> is a method of determining a number of ways independents events can occur, i.e., it states that if there are t ways of doing something and w ways of doing another, then there are t x w ways of doing both things.
For example:
Peter has 2 choices of bottom and 3 choices of top. So, according to the principle, he will have 2 x 3 choices of clothing.
And the choices are:
shorts and t-shirt = CT
shorts and sweatshirt = CS
shorts and long sleeved = CL
jeans and T-short = JT
jeans and sweatshirt = JS
jeans and long sleeved = JL
The order he chooses doesn't matter.
So, the right alternative is CT, CS, CL, JT, JS, JL.
