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A person chooses 2 different vowels from the alphabet. What is the sample space in this experiment?

A person chooses 2 different vowels from the alphabet. What is the sample space in-example-1

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A person chooses 2 different vowels from the alphabet.

Procedure

Space

$\mleft\lbrace AE,AI,AO,AU,EI,EO,EU,IO,IU,OU\mright\rbrace$

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