Mathematics, 05.05.2021 01:10 alyssamaize

Come up with TWO examples on your own ---> one using the fundamental counting principal (ex. combinations of pizza) and one using compound events (ex. rolling a 5 and flipping heads)

2. Then tell me the answer to both of your examples!

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