Question

Kathy has three red flowers (a tulip, a carnation, and a rose). She also has four pink flowers (a rose, a tulip, a carnation, and a lily). How many different arrangements of two flowers can Kathy make if she chooses one of each color?

Answer 1

You take vlacs... dont you? lol

Answer 2

@TwoPointInfinity

Answer 3

amber...

Answer 4

Whats vlacs?

Answer 5

all I need is the equation if anyone has it.

Answer 6

@csimmons01

Answer 7

@TwoPointInfinity

Answer 8

@Chris911

Answer 9

its either 3 or 4 different arrangements u can chosse

Answer 10

4*3 = 12

Say R1, R2, R3 are the three red red flowers, P1, P2, P3, P4 are the 4 pink flowers. If you do a tree diagram, you can see all the combinations clearly:

Answer 11

yep 3 x 4 is 12

Answer 12

oh I didn't know the formula was that simple lol. Thankyou though!