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In an experiment first a coin is tossed then a die is rolled and then one color is chosen from (3) colors. How many total outcomes are possible?

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Correct answer: (36) outcomes

This is an application of the fundamental principle of counting. The first stage, tossing a standard coin, has 2 possible outcomes: head or tail. The second stage, rolling a standard die, has 6 possible outcomes, numbered 1 through 6. The final stage has 3 possible color choices. Every coin result can be paired with every die result and every color choice, so the total number of ordered experiment outcomes is 2 × 6 × 3 = 36. Thus option A is correct. The value 11 comes from addition, not multiplication; 18 omits one factor of 2, and 24 does not equal the product of all three independent stages.

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Permutations And CombinationsFundamental Principle Of CountingSequential OutcomesMathematicsClass 11 Mcq

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