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whats the basic principle of counting
1+1=2 2+1=3 3+1=4
If one experiment can result in any of m possible outcomes and if another experiment can result in any n possible outcomes then there are \(n \times m \rightarrow nm \) possible outcomes of the two experiment.
if there are n possible outcomes and for each of the n outcomes theres another m that means there has to be n*m
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