Question

A store selling school supplies advertises a bundle deal. The consumer can pick a backpack, a binder, a pack of pencils, and notebook paper for a set price. There are 6 types of backpacks, 4 types of binders, 5 types of pencils, and 2 types of notebook paper. How many outcomes are possible in this bundle?

Answer 1

number of outcomes = (number of backpacks)*(number of binders)*(number of pencils)*(number of notebook paper types)

Answer 2

so just multiply everything?

Answer 3

yes

Answer 4

thanks!