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In an experiment, a student randomly chooses an answer to two multiple-choice questions. The first question has 4 answers to choose from, and the second question has 5 answers t…

In an experiment, a student randomly chooses an answer to two multiple-choice questions. The first question has 4 answers to choose from, and the second question has 5 answers t…
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In an experiment, a student randomly chooses an answer to two multiple-choice questions. The first question has 4 answers to choose from, and the second question has 5 answers to choose from. How many outcomes are in the sample space?

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I am not completely sure so don't 100% trust me but I think you're supposed to add the 4 and five together of both sample questions leaving you with an answer of 9
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