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For an experiment, a penny is tossed. At the same time, a spinner with 8 congruent sections numbered 1–8 is spun. How many possible outcomes are there for the experiment?

For an experiment, a penny is tossed. At the same time, a spinner with 8 congruent sections numbered 1–8 is spun. How many possible outcomes are there for the experiment?
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For an experiment, a penny is tossed. At the same time, a spinner with 8 congruent sections numbered 1–8 is spun. How many possible outcomes are there for the experiment?

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There can be at least 29 possible outcomes.
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