Question

Ohn always wears a shirt, pants, socks, and shoes. He owns 1212 12 12 pairs of socks, 33 3 3 pairs of shoes, 55 5 5 pairs of pants, and 55 5 5 shirts. How many different outfits can John make?

Answer 1

900 outfits

Explanation:

Assuming that every shirt, pair of pants, pair of socks and pair of shoes are different, the number of different outfits that John can make is determined by multiplying the quantity available of each item (shirt, pants, socks, and shoes):

`n=12*3*5*5\\n=900\ outfits`

John can make 900 different outfits.