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If a tree diagram were drawn to determine the number of possible outcomes when choosing one of 2 shirts, one of 8 ties, and one of 4 jackets, how many leaves would there be
  A.

64
  B. 16  
C. 14  
D. 32

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Answer:

Option A is correct that is 64 leaves would be there.

Explanation:

Total Number of ties = 8

Total number of shirts = 2

Total number of jackets = 4

No of ties have to be chosen = 1

No of shirt have to be chosen = 1

No of jacket have to be chosen = 1

we use combination to find number of ways,


^(n)\textrm{C}_(r)=(n!)/(r!\,(n-r)!)

No way of choosing a tie =
^(8)\textrm{C}_(1)=(8!)/(1!\,(8-1)!)=(8!)/(1!\,7!)=8

No way of choosing a shirt =
^(2)\textrm{C}_(1)=(2!)/(1!\,(2-1)!)=(2!)/(1!\,1!)=2

No way of choosing a jacket =
^(4)\textrm{C}_(1)=(4!)/(1!\,(4-1)!)=(4!)/(1!\,3!)=4

Total Number of ways of selection = 2 × 4 × 8 = 64

Therefore, Option A is correct that is 64 leaves would be there.

User Londeren
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a)64 it 2*4*8=64 it is multiplied
User Omer Temel
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