Using the fundamental counting theorem, it is found that:
a) 1296 combinations are possible.
b) combinations are possible.
The <u>fundamental counting theorem</u> states that for n independents trials, each with ways of being done, the total number of combinations is:
Item a:
Four independent dice throws, each with six outcomes, thus:
Item b:
n independent dice throws, each with six outcomes, thus:
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