Miles has 4 Lego people in his Lego town. A Lego person consists of exactly 1 set of legs, a torso, and a head. All of these body parts are distinct. Miles' son comes in and separates the Lego people into their individual pieces. How many different sets of 4 Lego people can be created from the pieces?

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So, you now have 4 different heads, 4 different torsos, and 4 sets of legs.  What can we do with that info?

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The Fundamental Counting Principle says:  To get the total possible choices from a situation where we make several choices, we multiple how many choices we have for each choice.  Example:  3 hats and 5 ties ---->   3 X 4 = 12 possible hat/tie combos

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As you put the lego people together you will make 3 choices: head, torso, legs.  At each choice you have 4 options.  So you multiply the number of options at each choice together.

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