SOLUTION: What is the total number of outcomes in the sample space if an experiment has 5 outcomes on the first trial, 2 outcomes on the second trial, 5 outcomes on the third trial, and 6 ou

Question 508885: What is the total number of outcomes in the sample space if an experiment has 5 outcomes on the first trial, 2 outcomes on the second trial, 5 outcomes on the third trial, and 6 outcomes on the fourth trial. Enter your response as an integer.
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What is the total number of outcomes in the sample space if an experiment has 5 outcomes on the first trial, 2 outcomes on the second trial, 5 outcomes on the third trial, and 6 outcomes on the fourth trial. Enter your response as an integer.
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Ans: 5*2*5*6 = 300 outcomes
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Stan H.
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