A student has 5 pairs of plants, 2 shirts and 7 necklaces. He chooses one shirt, one pair of pants, and one necklace. How many different outfits could he make?

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SamIAmHarris asked Mar 24, 2023

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A student has 5 pairs of plants, 2 shirts and 7 necklaces. He chooses one shirt, one pair of pants, and one necklace. How many different outfits could he make?

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By the rule of multiplication, we can calculate the number of different outfits as

5 x 2 x 7 = 70

pants shirts necklaces

Therefore, there are 70 different outfits

Zahid M answered Mar 29, 2023

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