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Chuck is taking his kids to the store to buy new Converse shoes. He is given a choice of high tops or low tops. They may choose

the colors red, gray, black or pink.
Using the fundamental counting principal, Chuck has_
possible outcomes?

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monitta2 years ago

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the possible outcome are two but don't trust me on that

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