Geometry, Student Edition
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Chapter 13.5, Problem 43SR
To determine
To determine number of possible outcomes for given situation.
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Answer to Problem 43SR
Total possible outcomes for given situation is 216.
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
Three number cubes are rolled simultaneously.
Possible outcomes while rolling 1 number cube is 6.
Hence total number of possible outcomes when three number cubes are rolled will be
Hence the total outcomes is 216 while rolling three number cubes simultaneously.
Chapter 13 Solutions
Geometry, Student Edition
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