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How many different combinations are possible if a coin is tossed once and a number cube is tossed twice?

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38, I think I don't know if i am correct but a cube has 6 sides and if you roll it twice 6*6=36 and a coin has 2 sides and is tossed once so 2*1=2 so 2+36+38. I am sorry if its isn't correct.

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