Keisha has one penny, one nickel, and one dime in her pocket. She randomly takes on coin out of her pocket. Without putting it b

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Keisha has one penny, one nickel, and one dime in her pocket. She randomly takes on coin out of her pocket. Without putting it b

ack, she randomly takes out another coin. If Keisha lists all the possible outcomes of picking the two coins one at a time, how many outcomes are there?

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andrezito [222] · Answer 1 · 2021-11-14T16:52:35+03:00

There are 12 different ways she could take a penny, a nickle, and a dime out of here pocket and only pick 2. What i did was i took 2 and 3 and multiplied them. because i can pick 2 coins, and there are 3 coins in total. After i multiplied them i got 6, then i got 2 and multiplied it by 6 and came out with 12. The reason why i did that is because there are 6 outcomes so far then you have to multiply them by 2 to get all of your complete outcomes. I hope i could help!!! Please give me brainliest!!! Have a great day =D!!!